Bambi Visits my Hood!

[clairvoyant]

I just think this is so cool.  I never get this kind of awesome fauna in my 'neck of the woods' because our subdivision is way too developed.

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[clairvoyant]

Thanks. They're a-doe-rable. Hahaha. Sorry. ;)

[lady_rhian]

What a treat for you!

Deer are plentiful up here, so I'm inclined to think of them as rodents. It's a nice reminder that they can be pretty, too. *g*

[clairvoyant]

This was a big deal for me because we never see big scale wildlife like this unless it's roadkill.

And speaking of rodents, we have more squirrels and chipmunks here than you can shake a stick at.

[apisa_b]

How beautiful!

I hope the storm won't be too hard on you.

[clairvoyant]

They are rather cute.

Round one is over now, having left a few inches of snow. Round two is on it's way with a mix of snow, freezing rain and sleet, according to the predictions. The morning drive won't be easy or pretty. :(

[qui_quae_quod]

Lovely pictures! It's so neat to see a part of nature in your backyard.

Here's to hoping the next storm won't be so bad!

[clairvoyant]

I'm so geeked to see large scale animals like that.

As for the snow, we got dumped on worse than predicted. Schools are closed, yet I made it to the office without too much trouble. The snow removal guy's plow broke in my driveway. Bummer.

[hypnobarb1]

My brother-in-law has a house on ten acres outside of Howell. There's an open field across the gravel road, surrounded by timber. Driving in, we often see anywhere from a dozen to 20 deer, which is so awesome to see.

When I'd visit their family, I'd stay in a bedroom at the back of the house that had a view from the bottom of a small rise. Every now and then, I'd see deer standing at the top of the rise, especially beautiful at sunrise.

Lovely. A reminder of just how amazing nature is.