Re: Out my library window yesterday/ Black Tail (Mule) Deer; was right!

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I just sent a photo of Black Tail (Mule) Deer,had no room to comment on what yours were.White tails (tails are actually similar) are hugeby contrast.I will send one of the Tule Elk. . . again, separately.Love to you and the deer, , all of them,nTo: MSersLife Sent: Wed, August 18, 2010 12:34:42 PMSubject: RE: Out my library window yesterday

Little mulies - hard to tell the difference until they get bigger, but we

don't have white tails in this area. Aren't they pretty?

Our dogs "live" indoors, and we have quiet pastures with shelter and a

live creek. The deer and antelope love it here. Always have to check for

wildlife before taking the dogs out to play!

in WY

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Re: Out my library window yesterday

, those appear to be juvenile White-Tail Deer!

Lovely. Thank you so very much!

Love to you and to all of us here,

n, a total nature fiend

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The elk here stay closer to the treed areas, but they're so beautiful!

Wish I could get a good picture of the baby antelope in the spring - they

come along about the same time as little deer, but their mamas don't bring

them right up to the house like the deer will do! There have been times,

especially in winter, when I'll walk into a room and find a deer face right

outside a window looking back at me.

Told Himself yesterday we have to remember next spring to drive down

south of town, and get some pictures of the baby bison.

in WY

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Re: Out my library window yesterday

, those appear to be juvenile White-Tail Deer!

Lovely.  Thank you so very much!

Love to you and to all of us here,

n, a total nature fiend