This is why the turn gray in winter:
January 12, 2014 by SWestfall3
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He’d be well hidden in plain site, if it weren’t for his white rump. That’s what he gets for sunbathing with his shorts on.
Is there a tv program on at 7 about deer?
On my cable system, the deer show is on tonight at 8 PM, competing with “Oh Brother Where Art Thou?” For a chance to plop me in front of the TV.
Well by this time of year we all look a bit grey, don’t we? At least it’s now staying light a bit longer – and by March we’ll even start to notice it here at 52 degree line of lattitude!
Sweet shot!
It looks like a face, very small, on the left edge look upward from the bottom until the base of the tree then look right but not as far as the green leaves.