A deer stops to take care of an annoyance before getting back to getting its dinner.
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-Hamlet, Act One, Scene Five
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4 comments:
A deer in the front yard! What a wonderful place to live that you get to see this!
So dog-like.
Mary Anne in Kentucky
It is, Messymimi. Though we have to remind ourselves of it when they eat the flowers.
Aye, Mary Anne.
I find deer adorable. There are some near me, but you have to go by the field at the right time to see them…and I am hardly ever near there at the right time. Thanks for sharing!
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