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angharaNot to come back to the subject of deer so soon, but I have to tell y'all this one. Momma and baby came back mid-morning, and then momma wandered away (presumably to catch up with errands)leaving the baby there outside my office where I could keep an eye on it. The baby ate some corn, and then settled down against the patio edge for a quick nap. Momma came back a bit later, the baby got up, they both scarfed some more of the corn, and then they went away.
A wild thing brought its child to me. I am lost in wonder.
A wild thing brought its child to me. I am lost in wonder.
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Date: 2006-12-09 11:33 pm (UTC)Reminds me of back in 1983 when a stray cat who used to watch my Dad gardening from a distance spent one morning sitting at his feet just staring at him. The next morning her litter of kittens was in the same spot and she was lying next to them dead. She was entrusting them to his care. The last one of that litter came to Australia with him in 1987 and went to kitty-heaven in 2003.
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Date: 2006-12-09 11:57 pm (UTC)That's amazing. It really is.
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