With so little going on around town, I thought we would take a moment to check out the deer. We are catered by Le Calamar of Austin. Our entertainment is Steve Martin, Jackson Browne, and Alison Brown
Menu
Steak Tartare pain de mie, comte
Let’s get going.
There they are approaching the carrot handout spot at my house.
Gotta be careful when the miser is getting on his bike.
“Okay, Bud. There is nothing to see here. You can take that bike and underlay burro.”
“Now that he’s gone, we can eat in peace. Come on, ladies. It’s safe.”
The first brave doe.
The rest of the ladies enjoy their carrots.
A different group in the sun.
This year’s fawn.
Looks like he wants me to move on, too.
The deer seem happy and healthy, so it is time for food and music. I hope you have a delightful week.
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I love these walkabouts, John. Such a lovely place where you live…
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Thank you, Jaye. Glad you enjoyed.
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They are beautiful animals, John. I’m glad they have a safe place to roam and people who care to give them a special treat.
Hanger Steak for me.
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Thank you, Dan. One steak coming up.
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They’re taking over here as well.
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The deer were here before the community, so we believe we are taking over their space.
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deer’s looking at you, kid!
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Good one, Annette.😀
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Deer are so nice to watch! It’s cool that they come into your neighborhood, John.
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Right up to the house and look in the windows to get our attention.
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Wow! We sure don’t see that here. For a while, in back of our house were a lot of trees, and I saw a huge buck at our fence, sleeping all day. The new owner of the property cut all the trees down, though.
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Well, at least you got to see the buck before the trees went.
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I think he was the biggest buck I’ve ever seen, John.
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They look content.
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They are very content. 😊
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How wonderful that the deer just wander about your neighborhood! Thanks for showing them to us, John.
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Yup. They are everywhere.
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They’re so pretty … and attentive. Just look at those soulful eyes! Thank you, John, for giving them a safe place to feed. How do Twiggy and Tempeste stand the idea of them out there? Poor Monk would be beside himself!
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They are okay as long as one of us is out there with them. If not, they try to bark them to St Louis.
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I dig how they have the run of the neighborhood. I know I’ve said it before but hey, around here, the poor things really don’t have that freedom. I remember running into a family of them last year during a run and was like WOW!, because that really is not the usual.
Great video!
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Glad you liked it. These guys have free-range rights. 😀
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I love it.
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😀
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Lovely pictures, John 🦌
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Thank you, Robbie
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Such gorgeous animals. I love that you give them carrots to munch on. Love that Steve Martin, Jackson Browne and Alison Brown song. Thanks.
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I liked the song, too, Darlene.
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Fantastic to have wildlife making a visit at your doorstep!
I’ll have the steak tartare, please.
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Right up your alley. Good to see you, GP.
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I love the deer photos! We had a deer sighting at our bird feeder, nibbling on the spillage.
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Ooooh. They would love that.
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😃
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I envy you the deer, John. Apart from neighbourhood cats – oh yes, and our resident hedgehog – and he occasional uninvited rodent – all our wildlife has feathers
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Ha ha ha. We have foxes, raccoons, opossums, armadillos, ringtail cats, diamondback rattlesnakes, skunks, eagles, hawks, vultures, deer, coyotes, and a few mountain lions. We are never alone.
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wow what great entertainment, John. He’s a dear and will be welcomed by many there it seems.. xx
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😊 Thanks, Cindy.
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Do the girls go crazy when the deer are around? Great shots.
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Not really. They bark if they get too close to the house. (Which the deer seem to enjoy)
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Nice. Both sides can claim vico.
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Fantastic photos, John! Those doe eyes are hard to resist.
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hey sure are.
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I love that there are so many deer free to roam all over the place. It never gets old!
Love the video, too.
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It never gets old. You are right.
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you have so many deer in your area wow
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We do. They are all over the place.😊
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Lovely, John. When we lived in Branson, we’d often have deer in our yard. They are such beautiful animals. Now we enjoy the Pronghorn — but they don’t visit humans. They roam the pastures. 😊
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I would like to see those Pronghorns. Thanks, Gwen
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Your deer make me happy, John.
They are so beautiful, and they were there first. It’s heart warming to see the deer living in harmony with humans.
I’ve got squirrels!!!
🐿️🦌 🐿️🦌 🐿️🦌
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You have a lot of white tailed deer in your neighborhood. Those are great photos. Our oldest son and his wife live in Baltimore and they also have a lot of deer in their neighborhood. We saw some the last times we were there. Here in Dallas we have a lot of coyotes.
Since we humans started dominating the world the wild animal biomass shrunk by 85% and domesticated animals replaced and increased that biomass. However, there are some exeptions. Some wild animals became more common, coyotes, white tailed deer, moose, seagulls (and rats).
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