Recently, I found out a good way to tell if a fawn is doing fine or not. Look at the ear tips. If they are straight, mom is coming by often enough to keep it hydrated. If the ear tips are curled back, the fawn is malnourished and dehydrated.Did my fence check, repaired some spots. I walked up on a baby deer, like right up on it.
Little thing, still had spots. I didn't see mom no doubt she was close though. We mutally scared the crap out of each other.
Can't be too uptight lately! Cutting off the circulation . . .I will be happy with any color, they're all pretty.
People are too uptight, can't be good for them you know?
Recently, I found out a good way to tell if a fawn is doing fine or not. Look at the ear tips. If they are straight, mom is coming by often enough to keep it hydrated. If the ear tips are curled back, the fawn is malnourished and dehydrated.
That mug is so cool! And I am happy to hear that you have some cool neighbors.
Very nice neighbor! The house next-door to our new roost has chickens, and the story is that she had an undercover rooster that she was keeping, but others turned her in! No roosters allowed.
How sad! I personally find roosters much less annoying than badly managed dogs.Very nice neighbor! The house next-door to our new roost has chickens, and the story is that she had an undercover rooster that she was keeping, but others turned her in! No roosters allowed.
X2!How sad! I personally find roosters much less annoying than badly managed dogs.
You an' me both. Most roosters don't bite.How sad! I personally find roosters much less annoying than badly managed dogs.
