September 23, 2021

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Brynwood Needleworks - September - Deer On Our Lawn

Yesterday was bread-making day. By dinnertime, the whole house smelled of fresh-out-of-the-oven bread. After dinner, Handsome sat in his new recliner, when something caught his eye out the north window. Not wanting to get the dogs into "go crazy! Sound the alarm! Bark fool heads off!" mode, I tried to take as discreet a photo of our visitors as possible. Thankfully, no dogs were alerted to their presence.

Unfortunately, I had only seen one of two deer. Handsome said there was more than one, but I never saw it from around the window. You know. Stick the camera around the corner, stealth mode. Oh, yes. Through the window screen, too. This won't make it between the covers of a National Geographic magazine, but I think the screen looks intentionally artsy fartsy in spite of the fact that I made no particular effort for it to be. By the time I tried to get a second image, the deer had taken the path to what I've called The Habitat for the past few years. As quietly as they appeared, they were gone. 

I think of Dad, and again silently thank him for instilling a love for nature deep in my soul. Just like that, he's with me again, and I smile.
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6 comments:

  1. They are truly beautiful creatures.
    Marilyn

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    1. Hi Marilyn:
      I could watch them all day!
      Thanks, girlfriend.
      xoxo
      Donna

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  2. Lucky sighting (and lucky the dogs didn't notice!).

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    1. Hi MA:
      Good thing Handsome spotted it. From my chair, I would have completely missed it.
      Shortly after, guard dog Bella was up on the chair looking out the window. She would have been growling and carrying on had she seen it. Lucky, indeed!
      Thanks!
      xoxo
      Donna

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