Back to Nature
Here are five of the eight deer that hang around to see if I’m still watching. Really! There are five. Look close. You'll see it. Or at least parts of it. The ears of a young deer are showing on the back of a larger one in the top left of the picture.
Here’s part of the flock of nearly 100 turkeys that roam our yard. They're getting comfortable with me, too. They look at me, fluff up their feathers, and go back to scratching and pecking at the ground.
Here are the deer and turkey holding a meeting.
To me, there’s nothing like watching wildlife. They’re so innocent and can be very comical at time.
Oh yes, remember the picture of the squirrel I promised. She finally sat still long enough for me to snap this shot. Yes, she’s sitting on our sidewalk in front of the porch.
Come back again. I’ll have a few more pictures here soon. Really great pictures of unusual things. You’ll love them. Honest!
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8 Comments:
Whoa! That's an amazing turkey flock you've got there!
These are great photos, Joanne.
Thanks for sharing. :)
Lovely. Thank you for posting, since I live in an urban area I don't get to see sights like that!
And that's only about 1/3 of them, Jason. The whole side yard is filled when they all come.
Thanks, Jeff. I still have two rolls of film to develop. There are some really interesting pictures coming up. ;)
Dawno, I'm happy you enjoy the pictures. With as early as you get up, if you did live in the country, you could see all sorts of things. :)
Wow. Imagine being able to see that! Thank you for sharing, Joanne. That's great. And you say you have two undeveloped rolls of film? -- sounds like you could use a digital camera! Click away, keep only the photos you want and upload pics to your computer within minutes of taking them. :-)
Hi Esther. So glad you stopped by! Oh, I do have a digital camera I use faithfully for some shots that don't require a lot of detail. But I'll never give up taking shots with my Canon and the telephoto zoom and macro lenses and filters. :) Much more clarity.