Although they have become a common sight around here. I never tire of seeing wildlife,,,and especially a doe with a fawn .
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After having two homes for a number of years, one in Texas the other in Colorado, we have simplified our lives. Coming to you from only Texas now, but not really. We are world travelers…so stay with me.
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Ah, sweet maternal attention and protection!
ReplyDeletejust beautiful! i don't get to see deer here - just on an occasional back dirt road.
ReplyDeleteThey are truly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAhh! you could never tire of this sight Janey, they are so sweet and gentle looking. Delightful image.
ReplyDeleteThat is so special to have themm in your backyard.
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