Great buck. There were many that came thru my yard at my old house. Nice to see but boy howdy could they wreck havoc with my trees and garden. Merry Christmas to you both!
Seems to me you guys picked a pretty sweet place to live. The variety of birds, mammals, flora and weather is astounding. All from the comfort of home sweet home!
For today, a few days after the Winter Solstice, I'm pausing in my silent time to say that I love that the buck stopped in to see you two. Wow!
It's raining up here this morning. Not stormy. Not too cold. Not too windy. There is the tiniest bit more daylight now in the ever-shifting dance of light and darkness that marks our years.
wow!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! And, yes, WOW! Hope your week is going well, Robin for both you and Roger! Wishing you a very Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Last Friday, I was sitting at the table reading something online when I looked up and saw this guy out the window. Yes, WOW!
ReplyDeleteI changed the title from "The Buck" to "The Buck Stops Here" because Roger had such an epiphany!
Happy Holidays to you!
Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat buck. There were many that came thru my yard at my old house. Nice to see but boy howdy could they wreck havoc with my trees and garden.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you both!
Shush, don't let the hunters know where he is. Just a beautiful animal.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and a sparkling New Year to you both.
OMD!
ReplyDeleteWhat a spectacular male.
Looks like Roger's Patronus.
ReplyDeleteSweet, despite his capacity for mowing down the landscape!
ReplyDeleteHave a cozy weekend, youse guys.
What a handsome, healthy young man he is! As long as he can't jump the deer fence.
ReplyDeletehandsome guy. and i love pablo's comment!
ReplyDeleteWow - what a find those antlers would be when he sheds them! I never seem to beat the critters to antlers around here :)
ReplyDeleteWow! What a gorgeous rack of antlers.
ReplyDeleteSeems to me you guys picked a pretty sweet place to live. The variety of birds, mammals, flora and weather is astounding. All from the comfort of home sweet home!
ReplyDeleteThis boy is a beauty.
They never stick around long enough for me to get a hold of my camera. I don't know how y'all do it.
ReplyDeleteFor today, a few days after the Winter Solstice, I'm pausing in my silent time to say that I love that the buck stopped in to see you two. Wow!
ReplyDeleteIt's raining up here this morning. Not stormy. Not too cold. Not too windy. There is the tiniest bit more daylight now in the ever-shifting dance of light and darkness that marks our years.
KInd wishes always,
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