And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
A spotted fawn wandered down our 200 yard driveway last week, no mom, It hookek a right at the cut embankment behind the shop, eventually came out the other side, down the embankment, across the side yard and stopped at the corner of the chicken coop to surveil the area (including us, our Murder Malinois and 2 mutt bitches on the porch.) Then it turned and wandered off into the woods. We've trained MM to leave the turkeys and deer alone , but he's hell on, open season, possums and armoured pillows.
No kidding. Its like these days the gals dip their entire face into a pan of light byrnt umber. I think it is a new kind if face powder. Urbangurl camo Looks stupid
60 some years ago my brother was mowing the set aside acres and somehow managed to cut one toe off of a fawn. He brought the fawn up to the farm place and we took pictures. Dad called the game warden worried that the doe would not claim the fawn and the game warden said to just put the fawn back in the field near where it was found and the doe would claim it since deer were so used to the smell of humans it would not care. Apparently it worked but I always wondered if someone later bagged a deer with one toe missing.
Awww
ReplyDeleteCute, but put it back please…mama will be worried.
ReplyDeleteA spotted fawn wandered down our 200 yard driveway last week, no mom, It hookek a right at the cut embankment behind the shop, eventually came out the other side, down the embankment, across the side yard and stopped at the corner of the chicken coop to surveil the area (including us, our Murder Malinois and 2 mutt bitches on the porch.) Then it turned and wandered off into the woods. We've trained MM to leave the turkeys and deer alone , but he's hell on, open season, possums and armoured pillows.
ReplyDeleteNeed a lot of makeup for a day in the field.
ReplyDeleteNo kidding. Its like these days the gals dip their entire face into a pan of light byrnt umber. I think it is a new kind if face powder. Urbangurl camo
DeleteLooks stupid
Not much to eat there.
ReplyDeleteobviously staged, and stupid
ReplyDeleteThere is a very high chance the doe will abandon her fawn now that a human has touched it. Ask a biologist. Too bad. Stupid people.
ReplyDeleteMyth. It was never true. Deer often adopt fawns they find.
Delete60 some years ago my brother was mowing the set aside acres and somehow managed to cut one toe off of a fawn. He brought the fawn up to the farm place and we took pictures. Dad called the game warden worried that the doe would not claim the fawn and the game warden said to just put the fawn back in the field near where it was found and the doe would claim it since deer were so used to the smell of humans it would not care. Apparently it worked but I always wondered if someone later bagged a deer with one toe missing.
Deletewe have bottle fed and raised a couple of fawns. They are quite intelligent critters.
ReplyDeleteCute. So is the fawn.
ReplyDeleteHard to believe on so many levels whether real or not.
ReplyDeleteTicks are real.
DeleteSweet.
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