I find it difficult to take photos of wildlife. They usually run away as soon as you make eye contact. These deer stopped long enough for me to grab my phone.
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honestme363 
They look as though they wanted you to take their photo.
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Pure luck! Thanks for stopping by ☺
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It’s so funny… i had dropped just to say a quick thank you for the follow, and instead ended up spending time admiring all your pics, including Oops and Eye Spy. You’ve interpreted the WPC prompts so beautifully. And, now am wondering why t took me so long to discover you. So many of my friends already know you, how come i didn’t land on your blog earlier. 🙂 Congrats on Anand’s Epic Awesomeness Award 🙂
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Thank you for the follow and the kind comment! I really appreciate it!
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I like it, I think wildlife sometimes the picture is a Can You Find the hidden object? but it is so neat to see in their natural space. Two thumbs up from here!
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Thank you Sarah!!
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Seems like you made a great connection. Lovely photo and what great timing for the challenge! xo
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Thank you 😊
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I love this picture!
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Thanks! Now go enjoy your family!
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Wildlife IS difficult. Most of the time, when I find them through the viewfinder, they take off and I get a great butt picture. I have a whole collection of animal butts.
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Me too! They really do have very pretty tails!!
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Great photo. Reminds me of where I grew up. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you JoHanna ☺ I am happy I was able to conjure up some memories for you (hope they are fond memories..)
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Yes indeed. I toss out, set aside, let go of the bad before they even get to being a memory.
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Lovely shot – we have somewhere special near us that has deer too – such a privilege
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It certainly is a privilege! A few years ago we had an awfully long and cold winter. It was hard in the deer population. It makes me happy to see them coming back again ☺ Thank you for sharing with me!
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Oh what a sad tale we are a little luckier as the deer are protected and looked after in such events but we have few of them. So happy they are returning here. Nature needs all the blessings it can get
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That is a blessing to hear! Thanks so much for sharing!
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Thank you for the inspiration. Keep in touch
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Awesome picture 🙂
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Thank you!
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People usually use a long telephoto lens to get close ups of wildlife… Hide behind a tree. Then jump out and take the picture! LOL! Also, if a picture is clear enough, you can always crop it and blow it up. Hope this helps…
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Actually it does help…I do know of a place…No telephoto lens though. I did try to crop this one, but since it was taken by my phone they just ended up looking fuzzy. Thanks for the feedback Spartacus! I appreciate it!
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I nominate you for the sunshine blogger award 😁
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Thank you so Marielli! I really appreciate it!
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Your welcome
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Oh I love this photo so much! I used to live in Flushing Township, MI, and we had 5 acres of meadow that was bordered by a deep woods and we saw deer like these all of the time. This picture could have been taken from my deck! I moved to Bay City 5 years ago and your photo made me homesick…but in a wonderfully good way. Thank you so much for sharing this!
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Awwh! Thank you so much for sharing that with me! That was really awesome to read!
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The dried grasses (?) are sort of swirling around here and there – I am reminded of the ocean. The way the scene is set would translate beautifully onto canvas in oils. Thanks for taking the time to visit my site.
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Your welcome Frances. And thank you for stopping by mine. Do you paint? I have never mastered landscapes but you are right, this might be fun to try, even if they turn out to be stick figures in grass. ☺
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The deer look great against the bare, late-autumn landscape. And as Margaretha mentioned in her comment above, they are very well canouflaged.
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Thank you! I think they blend in well in the summer too, in the fields of wheat and barley.☺
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Great pic! Looks like a beautiful area too 🙂 It’s funny, when I lived in the suburbs I used to see “wildlife” (deer, raccoons, rabbits, etc.) in the back yard all the time. Now that I live in the country I actually see far fewer animals. I guess that’s because they have someplace to hide out here, rather than being forced to feed in suburban back yards.
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So true! When I was living in the city, you could be swarmed by the city geese if you had a loaf of bread. You can’t get near anything out here! Thank you for sharing with me! I really appreciate the feedback!
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Fabulous! Great shot!
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Thank you Paula!
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Great pic Kelly 🙂 Some animals seem to have a sixth sense about knowing you’re about to capture a photo and so escape the frame, well done for shooting these deer 🙂 oops, Lol
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Colette!! I have missed you!! I have been checking all of your blogs just in case I missed something. I do hope life is treating you well? Thank you so much for stopping by! It really is good to hear from you!
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Beautiful shot!
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Thank you Belinda! I imagine that they look quite a bit different than the ones you see?
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Absolutely! A shot of our wildlife wouldn’t have deer girl …. there would be kangaroos instead! Both deer and kangaroos are such beautiful creatures.
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Ha! That’s what I thought but hubby said ‘no, there should be deer there too’. One for me, hubby zero! Thanks!!
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Say … No dear … There is no deer!!!
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Haha! That’s perfect!!
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I had to show him this too! His face was priceless! Thanks so much for the smiles Belinda!!
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Ha! Right back at you! That’s given me a big smile too!
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Seriously beautiful (and successful!) photo. Amazing how well camouflaged they are.
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Yes! That is exactly what I thought after seeing a picture spiritual dragonfly posted a picture of a deer – it was much darker in comparison. Thanks for commenting Margaretha!
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Cool!
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Thank you!
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