lookin' out in my back yard
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I seem to be feeding them year round, whether I want to or not. They love hosta, tomato plants, swiss chard, they have even eaten cucumber and knockout roses this year. Of course, they think impatients are planted for dessert. Petunias, geraniums seem to take the place of candy.
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Originally Posted by BeckyL
I seem to be feeding them year round, whether I want to or not. They love hosta, tomato plants, swiss chard, they have even eaten cucumber and knockout roses this year. Of course, they think impatients are planted for dessert. Petunias, geraniums seem to take the place of candy.
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Originally Posted by Lindsey
This is what was playing out in my back yard a few months back.. He let me get half way back into the yard before taking off. Him and a few of his gf's..
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oh so pretty. i love Deer. One evening about 5 p.m. i was driving in Boulder, Colorado and stopped at a light. Some deer started crossing the street!!! I waited till they went by, into an apartment complex parking lot. then i turned left and there they were crossing that street! such a pretty sight. i guess people who live around that area are used to them coming down from the mountains.
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