A few photographs from home.
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The three deer photos show them feeding from me putting out COB (corn, oats, barley) each morning soon after it is light.
Of course, typically the morning I took my camera out there were just four deer. Usually there between seven and fifteen and a couple of months ago a friendly stag in getting to the COB as I was pouring it out rubbed his right antler on my right leg.
Feeding my friends!
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Wonderful! Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you, Paul. Any specific photos that you thought were wonderful?
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Jet streams… I have seen before…
It’s the pictures of the deer that I particularly love. And I think you are brave to get so close to them even though they are usually gentle creatures.
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I would have guessed it was the deer photos. As I said in the post, usually there are more deer than that morning and I needed a monopod because the shutter speed was so low. It was almost as if the deer were anticipating an unusual event. I have been feeding them for years and it is the highlight of my day! On certain mornings the animals are so friendly that they crowd around me as I pour the COB into the many small piles. Thank you again!
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What a wonderful way to start your day!
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Yes it is! I feel so lucky that we live here!
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And I forgot to ask you whether you live in a place where deer frequently call by?
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I am in a small town in northern Vermont (population 10,000)… Small dairy farm country. I don’t need to drive too far to see deer. But I do not go sightseeing often enough. So you are reminding me of what is truly important. Thanks for that!
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Lovely! Shame though that you have to drive to see the deer.
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I totally agree. My previous two homes were further out in the country, and I hope to move there again.
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Best wishes to you.
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Same to you, Paul. Have a great day!
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