Its not unusual to see deer wandering around in this community. For many deer this is 'home' even though many of the wooded areas have been turned into housing developments with a only few patchy woody spaces still to be found. Yesterday morning while leaving town we found this small family group crossing the street. There were many 4 or5 or more deer in the group which included two young males developing antlers. It was unusual to see the ones with antlers as usually the males do not often accompany the family group. These two young males perhaps have not yet shed their attachment to their mother.
Its not unusual to see deer wandering around in this community. For many deer this is 'home' even though many of the wooded areas have been turned into housing developments with a only few patchy woody spaces still to be found. Yesterday morning while leaving town we found this small family group crossing the street. There were many 4 or5 or more deer in the group which included two young males developing antlers. It was unusual to see the ones with antlers as usually the males do not often accompany the family group. These two young males perhaps have not yet shed their attachment to their mother.
I love seeing the spotted babies. They are so pretty. Thanks for sharing, have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteHI Ann...yes usually the bucks don't just walk out in broad daylight!!
ReplyDeleteLove to see the young fawns with there spots.
Have a pleasant weekend!!
Grace
I never grow tired of seeing the deer at any age, but those little spots always give me an 'aaaawwww!'
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