Feeding the Deer


I wouldn't say they were hungry or anything like that, but they do come running when I put out the sliced corn.

We have four regulars, Notch, Notches Young One, Non Notch and Non Notches Baby.

This is Notches Young One, the bravest of the bunch. They come and wait for me to put feed out.
They will move off a small distance and watch me. Nothches Young one will come in and start to eat before I get back inside.

Photo by Anne throught the Wildlife Window.

BTW this is my favourite goofy look for photos. Some people close thier eyes. I just look goofy.

Comments

Lynne at Hasty Brook said…
I'm just not sure what to make of the expression on your face!

Cool pic though.
3:34 pm
Susan Gets Native said…
It's looks very much like you disapprove of those deer.
12:13 am
Rondeau Ric said…
Stunned as usual.

They are cheaper to feed than teenagers.
2:00 pm
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