Deer are fairly common in the area where I live. You pretty much see them on a daily basis when you are driving to and from town in the early morning or late evening. Yesterday on my way home from dropping my son Jay off somewhere on a taxi run I spotted a doe and two fawns. I made a mental note to try and photograph them this morning. I did find them this morning but they were in the forest and the lighting was too difficult to deal with. I checked out a few other spots I'm familiar with and a found a little forked horn buck and a spike buck laying in the grass.There were a couple of fawns there too.
A beautifful way to start the day with some of God's marvelous creatures.
chris
I really like the 3rd shot! Wildlife is def. what I miss the most about moving to a city.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, CautiouslyAudacious. That was my favorite one too. I love the cautious step with the tongue hanging out.
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ReplyDeleteThank you Blues webid. It was fun ti do. Fawns are so cute.
Deletewow, nice shots of these gentle animals.
ReplyDeleteThank you Stephie Jane. This is catching them in a beautiful quiet moment. Deer are similar to humans in that some bucks and does can be pretty mean.
DeleteI love the second one. Where do you live, btw? I live surrounded by hills but deer are rare in my country, Indonesia. Only in a very rural area.
ReplyDeleteAinun Mardhiah thank you for stopping by and commenting. I live in the United States in Northern California.Our home is on a ridgetop about 4.5 kilometers west of the small town of Willits.
ReplyDeleteFirst photo: Hey! What's up?
ReplyDeleteHe's got the low down on things.
DeleteI like the first and third shots... good job Chris!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the third one. Thank you for stopping in to look at my photography Sonia Aguero.
DeleteThe second last one!
ReplyDeleteWow!
So majestic shot..
D essence of wildlife..!!
IThank you very much Jasmeet Singh Chhabra! I try to capture the essence of the things i photograph.
DeleteWonderful snaps of beautiful creatures.Good work Chris.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Haridas Panicker.
DeleteThese photos are absolutely wonderful. Keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Kindra Kinnaman-Reeves. I really appreciate your comment.
Deletewonderful pictures
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for stopping by and commenting, nador ibrahim!
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