That deer is pretty brave - or tame - to be that close to the house. When our bird feeders were hanging closer to our house, the deer would look right into our windows, sometimes startling us and the deer.
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That face says, "nothing to see here. Mind ya'own business." LOL
ReplyDeleteOh my that is too funny.
ReplyDeleteI saw one picture where there were moose on the porch munching on pumpkins.
ReplyDeleteHow funny! He does look surprised.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
What a brazen fellow! And that is a great picture that Brenda got.
ReplyDeleteI do miss living in a place where deer wander right up... of course, they'd probably eat my gardens if they did!
ReplyDeleteThat deer is pretty brave - or tame - to be that close to the house. When our bird feeders were hanging closer to our house, the deer would look right into our windows, sometimes startling us and the deer.
ReplyDeleteToo funny!!! Here is used to be squirrels that would get them and gnaw all the faces off the Jack O'lanterns.
ReplyDeleteOh boy!!! Deer in rut......crazy pants!!! What a pretty photo though.
ReplyDeleteBusted! I saw a video of two moose eating someone's pumpkins on a porch--animals in the suburbs-too funny!
ReplyDeleteWhat a picture. I can see the caption "Who me? I didn't eat that pumpkin. No sir!" Thanks for the chuckle.
ReplyDeleteCute photo! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a bold deer, to be so close to the house in broad daylight.
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