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June 28, 2023

Who Goes There?

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It’s always an adventure living in the forest and some days it gets a little bit more wild than others. It is fawn season and one of our resident deer mamas has a pattern set to come to visit our neighbors and us at various times during the day. Now, at times, there is a baby that comes along and that is fun to see except when they nibble on those plants that we don’t want them to nibble on.

I had a beautiful lily growing and had been keeping up pretty well with spraying it with deterrent spray. Came out this morning to this.

Now I am not pointing any fingers but I am pretty sure I know who was grazing on the salad bar.

I walked down to the dock to change out the flag to a patriotic one (July 4th is just around the corner) and took a look in Chris’s kayak.

Do you see what I see? I mean his kayak is dirty but there in the middle is a pile of poo. We have some theories but I am still wondering what kind of balancing act occurred to allow the poo to be there just in the middle with nothing else disturbed… Makes you go “hmmm”, doesn’t it. I think bear but it would have been a squat on the dock and drop situation. Whatever, it is gross.

But then I was sitting on the back deck reading and a pileated woodpecker came by and before he flew too far away I got a shot of him. I love these guys.

So that’s what is happening in my yard. What’s going on in yours? Leave me a comment and let me know. There are only a few more days left to Comment for a Cause for VeDA – Vestibular Disorders Association.

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