A Long, Cold Winter
Trying to get a clear photo of the deer reaching up to browse on the Eastern Cedar (aka Juniper), I am afraid I failed. The doe would stand up but I just couldn't get the shot from inside the house. Knowing that I would disrupt them altogether if I went out on the deck, I gave up, deciding that them eating was more important than my photo.They were hungry or must have been since they were browsing on piles of dead, dry vegetation protruding from the deep snow and pawing at the feeders for dropped seed. I had left out a few cakes of suet thinking that something would nibble at them.
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we saw a large juvenile eagle this morning-sitting way way up in those trees
It is wonderful the deer feel safe to come in your deer, they are shy and run away here.
They are so sweet, I enjoy seeing them. My sister used to drop cracked corn in her yard for the deer to eat. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great day! I wish you a happy new week ahead! PS, thank you for the comment.