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Up close buck ]]> http://sasses.net/2004/01/wildlife/feed/ 0 Pumpkins and Deer http://sasses.net/2002/11/pumpkins-and-deer/ http://sasses.net/2002/11/pumpkins-and-deer/#comments Fri, 08 Nov 2002 05:59:30 +0000 Greg http://sasses.net/wp/?p=616 So what do you do with pumpkins after Halloween. Well, one thing you can do is set them out where the deer will find them. They apparently enjoy eating them. By clicking on the photo, it [...]]]> So what do you do with pumpkins after Halloween. Well, one thing you can do is set them out where the deer will find them. They apparently enjoy eating them. By clicking on the photo, it will display a larger version.

]]> http://sasses.net/2002/11/pumpkins-and-deer/feed/ 0 August Wildlife http://sasses.net/2002/08/august-wildlife/ http://sasses.net/2002/08/august-wildlife/#comments Sat, 24 Aug 2002 05:59:04 +0000 Greg http://sasses.net/wp/?p=612 Turkeys

Around 6:30 AM, we awoke to gobbling. As we looked out a window, we saw a flock of turkeys. If you click on any of the photos, a larger version of the photo will be displayed.

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Around 6:30 AM, we awoke to gobbling. As we looked out a window, we saw a flock of turkeys. If you click on any of the photos, a larger version of the photo will be displayed.

Doe & Fawn

I was walking by a window and noticed a deer running toward the back of the garage. As I looked closer, I noticed it was a fawn. I found the camera and quietly headed out the door. As I slowly approached the back of the garage, I could see through the bush a doe nursing her fawn. As I slowly headed around the bush, they moved, then stopped. The first photo shows them looking at me. The fawn is between the trees with its head partially hidden by the fence post. By clicking on the photo, it will display a larger version, making it easier to see the fawn.

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