Each year when we visit Michigan I try to get some wild life shots. Three dogs running around often makes this difficult. However I usually manage to get a deer or two before they are frightened away.
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Deer on watch |
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About to run |
This chap stopped to pose.
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Squirrel - where did it leave those nuts? |
And one of the largest grasshoppers I've ever seen.
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Grasshopper |
The piece of metal to which is clinging is 3 inches deep.
Not much to show for three weeks - perhaps they were put off by the high temperatures at the time in September.
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I'm going to have to post one of my deer shots as a "Nature Moment" on FB now. *smile*
Nice photos Bob, and nice nature.
Did you see any turkeys? These shots take me back to Michigan.
No turkeys, Kristin. I think they know they get barked at should they appear out of the woods.
We don't see much wildlife here although we have a park right outside. Mostly we see squirrels, both black and grey.
Love the deer.
Eeek is that a man-eating grasshopper?
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