We see them from time to time where I am...but it's usually the smarter and braver ones that make it across the railroad tracks. I haven't seen one at the 7 11 here yet. I'll keep an eye out though...you never know.
He has really neat horns! They are so different from the horns of the deer that I grew up around. Or, er, antlers, I guess. It's nice to be reminded of a little animal diversity!
We live in a heavily populated suburb, but close enough to a wooded area that we get deer in the yard from time to time. It still surprises me to see a deer standing in my driveway, even after 5 years.
The other night I came home late and was walking to the door when a baby skunk ran by right in front of me (3 inches from my feet). It's a fine line between wanting to freak out, and not wanting to upset the skunk.
On Big Pine Key, one of the lower keys in Florida, there is a deer refuge (it's for Key Deer) and you can see deer by the 100's, literally. They've gotten so used to people, that you can go up to them, even though they are still considered wild, to pet and feed them. It's pretty stellar!
I go to school at UCSC, University of California, Santa Cruz, and this is a daily occurrence for me as the campus is built in a forest, with concrete roads... I've become desensitized!
I see deer almost everyday. There is one who grazes at the entrance to my apts. She doesn't even run. Just stands and stares at you. They live in the woods that divide us from the shopping center. It's not unusual to see them walking down the street in the evenings. Sad though, because it means that their habitats are being destoyed.
It seems dangerous in the middle of a highway! Here, in Brazil, we can see capybara, jaguar, anteaters, cows, armadillos ... crossing the road. LOL The nature asks for help.
The reason the deer's antlers look funny is because that deer is in velvet. During the rut (mating season) the deer fight each other and rub their antlers on stuff and the velvet peels off leaving the antlers most people are used to seeing.
I have been working with a friend of mine on a project to help find Haleigh Cummings. It is not part of the official search, but her grandmother knows about it and supports it. For the moment, we're calling this "Snapshot Search". We are asking celebrities to print out Haleigh's missing poster (http://www.missingkids.com/missingkids/servlet/AmberExternalFCServlet?act=retAmberCase&amberId=6848) and take a picture of themselves holding it and then post it online. It would be so wonderful if you could do this.
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That's beautiful. Hope he/she stays safe crossing the road. We have lot's of wildlife in our own backyard. One morning an armadillo came waddling out when I was outside in my bathrobe with the dogs. We looked at each other with the same horror, and he went bolting back into the woods, and the dogs and I inside!!
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We had to turn the car around to get a closer look. Just like a nature show huh?
Complete with asphalt, paint, and concrete.
You wouldn't see one of these at the 7 11 where I live. That's pretty cool!
ReplyDeleteThere's good eatin' on one of those...and with the pelt you could make a poncho!
ReplyDelete(and a hat stand with the antlers...)
THAT'S A POEM.
ReplyDeleteWe see them from time to time where I am...but it's usually the smarter and braver ones that make it across the railroad tracks. I haven't seen one at the 7 11 here yet. I'll keep an eye out though...you never know.
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ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful.
Here in Catalonia, there are far from civilization in ''Els pirineus''
Has recently introduced bears too.
I'm going on vacation where there is now bears, so pray for me please
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Really only introduced a five bears.
PS: sorry for my english.
He has really neat horns! They are so different from the horns of the deer that I grew up around. Or, er, antlers, I guess. It's nice to be reminded of a little animal diversity!
ReplyDeleteDeer's need slurpees too...
ReplyDeleteI wonder if they get brain freeze? Maybe that's where the deer in the headlights look comes from.
ReplyDeleteHuh?
ReplyDeleteWe live in a heavily populated suburb, but close enough to a wooded area that we get deer in the yard from time to time. It still surprises me to see a deer standing in my driveway, even after 5 years.
ReplyDeleteThe other night I came home late and was walking to the door when a baby skunk ran by right in front of me (3 inches from my feet). It's a fine line between wanting to freak out, and not wanting to upset the skunk.
So Nemo's in the shower and now Bambi at the 711?
ReplyDeleteDisney is stalking you.
On Big Pine Key, one of the lower keys in Florida, there is a deer refuge (it's for Key Deer) and you can see deer by the 100's, literally. They've gotten so used to people, that you can go up to them, even though they are still considered wild, to pet and feed them. It's pretty stellar!
ReplyDeleteThat's Marin for ya!
ReplyDeleteWe have deer here that like to shop at the mall and for some reason they like to eat at Applebees.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and, of course, really sad.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a Fairfax deer.
ReplyDeletePoor guy! Did you help him cross the road?
ReplyDeleteI go to school at UCSC, University of California, Santa Cruz, and this is a daily occurrence for me as the campus is built in a forest, with concrete roads... I've become desensitized!
ReplyDeleteYou need to come to Canada. Promise.
ReplyDeleteI agree aims.....there was one in my back yard last week and another just about ran me over at the dog park...not so rare a site in beautiful Canada!
ReplyDeleteI wonder whether deer like Cherry or Blueraspberry flavored slurpees...
ReplyDeleteI see lots of armadillos around here but not deer that close..how cool is that..?
ReplyDeleteMaybe he wanted a scratch-off?
ReplyDeleteJorge,
ReplyDeleteLooks like Bambi is all grown up! Probably out cruising and looking for a doe! If that's a female deer boy does she have a nice rack! :-P Hee Hee
so beautiful
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Nice close-up! Maybe he was also looking for an "I <3 my Shih-Tzu" t-shirt...
ReplyDeleteI see deer almost everyday. There is one who grazes at the entrance to my apts. She doesn't even run. Just stands and stares at you. They live in the woods that divide us from the shopping center. It's not unusual to see them walking down the street in the evenings. Sad though, because it means that their habitats are being destoyed.
ReplyDeleteDang Jorge, you were five minutes from my house! Next time just drop by! ;)
ReplyDeleteIt seems dangerous in the middle of a highway!
ReplyDeleteHere, in Brazil, we can see capybara, jaguar, anteaters, cows, armadillos ... crossing the road. LOL
The nature asks for help.
The reason the deer's antlers look funny is because that deer is in velvet. During the rut (mating season) the deer fight each other and rub their antlers on stuff and the velvet peels off leaving the antlers most people are used to seeing.
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ReplyDeleteI have been working with a friend of mine on a project to help find Haleigh Cummings. It is not part of the official search, but her grandmother knows about it and supports it. For the moment, we're calling this "Snapshot Search". We are asking celebrities to print out Haleigh's missing poster (http://www.missingkids.com/missingkids/servlet/AmberExternalFCServlet?act=retAmberCase&amberId=6848) and take a picture of themselves holding it and then post it online. It would be so wonderful if you could do this.
ReplyDeleteThat deer's thinking: "Just look straight, don't look back... keep walking, keep walking.. they'll leave me alone if I don't look scared..."
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ReplyDeleteHey, they get thirsty, too!
ReplyDeleteI've got a bridge and Brooklyn and while your at it would you like to save the world?
ReplyDeleteare you from marin? i am. i know exactly where that 7-11 is. your were coming thru fairfax yeah? so many memories...hey have you ever studied with Margi Haber? im starting with her next week. im excited. im coming to hawaii this weekend. going to maui for five days. im so looking for the black pearl:!!!!
ReplyDeleteHey there is a pic of the bakc of your head at Comicon, on the iphone ap for SyFy ComicCon I'll try to steal it and link it or something.
ReplyDeletei heart your blog...i wish i could have bumped into your when you was out here near san francisco...
ReplyDeleteThat's beautiful. Hope he/she stays safe crossing the road. We have lot's of wildlife in our own backyard. One morning an armadillo came waddling out when I was outside in my bathrobe with the dogs. We looked at each other with the same horror, and he went bolting back into the woods, and the dogs and I inside!!
ReplyDeleteI live in a suburban area that is over-run with deer. Made a blog post w/ pics to share.
ReplyDeletehttp://avocadogreendreams.blogspot.com/2009/07/getting-backyard-to-nature.html
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ReplyDeleteI was thinking of looking up some of them newspaper websites, but am glad I came here instead. Although glad is not quite the right word… let me just say I needed this after the incessant chatter in the media, and am grateful to you for articulating something many of us are feeling - even from distant shores. Please come visit my site Garden Equipment and give me any valuable feedbacks.
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