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Post by lisa on Jan 22, 2009 17:55:24 GMT 1
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Post by watershield on Jan 22, 2009 18:11:54 GMT 1
It's nice to see wildlife, even within a residencial area. Hoefully the traffic is aware of them and slows down.
We have so many deer here that our shrubs never need human trimming.
Last week, I was getting really mad as I thought the Racoons were knocking over my garbage cans. But then I caught sight of a doe push one over and rake at the bags inside. Looking for vegatable peelings. Never saw that before. (ps: can't compost right now due to heavy rat population. City has requested composting be held off until at least June. I've killed 6 since xmas)
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Post by Jen on Jan 22, 2009 18:13:32 GMT 1
WOAH! That's amazing! And so close too.  |
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Post by lisa on Jan 22, 2009 18:33:17 GMT 1
I love that I get to live in a residential area and still get to experience the wildlife...when I used to live in NY this would never happen...it's probably why I get so excited when something wild comes to visit...
last week we had a little rabbit come hang out on the front lawn while I was waiting with Alex for the bus...it was dark still, so I couldn't get any pics...but he just hung with us until the bus came...but I think so far the owl and the deer are my favorite!!!
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Post by mollimizz on Jan 24, 2009 0:36:50 GMT 1
I think I'd be saving my veggie peels for the deer and set them out where they can get to them...
I imagine all Her children are hungry, especially where the water
supplies are scarce.
Gentle Light
Mollimizz
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Post by moondaughter on Jan 24, 2009 0:40:42 GMT 1
These are gorgeous lisa! I love deers. They are so pretty.
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