.JPG "deer in field")
.JPG "deer in field")
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A collection of notes and photos - most of them taken at our home on Lake Gaston, North Carolina. Pets & wildlife are my favorite photo subjects. Visit my Lakeview Aviary website for info and more photos about my indoor finch aviary.
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My favorite blogs:
- 10,000 Birds
- A DC Birding Blog
- Beginning to Bird
- Bill of the Birds
- BirdChick
- Blue Lizard Birding Blog
- Born Again Bird Watcher
- Hasty Brook
- Jeff Gyr's Birding Blog
- Journey Through Grace
- Julie Zickefoose
- Laura's Birding Blog
- Leica
- Mary's View
- Somewhere in NJ
- Stokes Birding Blog
- Susan Gets Native
- The Hawk Owl's Nest
- Wildbird on the Fly
10 comments:
When my folks were retired up in northern Minnesota there was a doe that would come around that wore a red/orange collar. It was semi-tame and I believe someone put the collar on her to keep her from being shot.
I love love love that first shot!
Such a sweet photo - nice to see!
Beautiful! I love deer.
Susan, did you see that Birdchick posted about an apparent shortage of mealworms? Perhaps you should contact her.
Precious head shot! Semi-tame?
Wildlife officials put collars on deer just like bird banders put bands on birds. Radio collars.
Or, she is just listening to her iPod.
I saw a similar scene--deer standing neck-deep in wheat. At first glance, I thought it was a bird feeding at the tip of a stalk--then realized it was ears--not wings!
Very pretty photo.
Great catch. I had never heard of the banding deer. I am learning so much by blogging.
brilliant shots - love the composition.
As "Susan Gets Native" put it, its prob a tracking device being used to track the patterns and or territory of the deer colonies in the area. Or it could be a deer that was in some form of a rehab sanctuary...most of those places will radio collar the animals before they are released back to the wild. But thats just my guess.
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