Pleased to see seven deer (only one from the record of eight) browsing in my backyard this week. It seems that the deer have had a good winter as they all appear healthy. We went for a drive "on the backroads" Saturday and found this waterfall that was just over a meter high and had washed away the road we were traveling on.. Later, three deer seemed unconcerned and posed for a pic.
Documenting my trips around New Brunswick to view wildlife and anything else interesting
Showing posts with label deer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label deer. Show all posts
Sunday, 21 April 2013
Tuesday, 9 April 2013
Spring n Deer
Today I'm very happy because regardless of what the calendar says, I know that spring is here because the deer have returned to my backyard from their wintering grounds.
Thursday, 21 March 2013
Sunday, 1 April 2012
Winter Blahs
Not much to say except sorry for the long delay between posts. Here is a selection of shots from March.....


















Monday, 25 July 2011
The Buck
Wow, another great week. First, I found a very cooperative dragonfly. He sat patiently on the trunk of the car while I switched to macro and tried different angles. The next morning I woke to see a beautiful doe browsing through my backyard. One evening through the week, Wendy and I went beachcombing at Indian Point and witnessed four deer playing like children in a field. Finally, on the drive home, it made my day to see a healthy four point buck with his antlers all in velvet






Labels:
Buck,
deer,
doe,
dragonfly,
Indian Point
Saturday, 2 July 2011
Late Spring
This year, our spring and summer seems to have been delayed by several weeks. I don't recall seeing the gaspereau (Alewife) ever running this late. I also found parts of turtle eggs, from a recent hatching, on the shore. This deer doesn't seem to mind the funny weather, but was put off by my arrival.




Sunday, 19 June 2011
Moose and Deer
Sunday started off great, as this doe was browsing through my backyard. Later we went for a drive to the woods camp and saw this cow and calf crossing the road.




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