Having never really seen deer in the wild - I don't know if it's the same! Yes they are wild. They are wary of humans, so it is hard to get too close to them. In large mobs they can certainly make a mess of crops, both in eating it and flattening it. But this family of 4 won't eat much.
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I have only seen them in zoos here. I need to take a trip to your country and see the real thing.
ReplyDeleteThey're real ones in the zoo too!! But I do agree, you can't beat seeing animals in the wild.
DeleteI love how they strike that quizzical pose :D)
ReplyDeleteNever had them in my backyard:) Hug B
ReplyDeleteI wonder: Is it like seeing deer here?
ReplyDeleteoh, so cute. :)
ReplyDeleteOne wonders what they think of us.... This shot made me smile!
ReplyDeleteOh, how cool! I was wondering the same thing...if it is sort of like us seeing deer. Are they real wild and do they destroy crops?
ReplyDeleteHaving never really seen deer in the wild - I don't know if it's the same! Yes they are wild. They are wary of humans, so it is hard to get too close to them. In large mobs they can certainly make a mess of crops, both in eating it and flattening it. But this family of 4 won't eat much.
DeleteNow that is something not seen on the western prairie of South Dakota. Thanks for sharing, Country Mum! And thanks for the birthday wish.
ReplyDeleteI think they are cute but I bet they are also a problem!
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