I found this little buck sneaking along the fence line. You can just see the start of his antlers. By the size of him the antlers will likely be two points each, or in other words, a pickle fork.
I turned the Gurls loose in the paddock for an hour's grazing on new grass. They are rather tired at this point and pretty laid back.
Alpine has almost lost all her winter coat and is starting to look shiny again.
OMG! your birdhouse cracked me UP! you're a nut!!!
ReplyDeleteHA! Love this birdhouse!
ReplyDeleteHow many birds do you think get a birdhouse like this one? :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Ian, That deer, he is thin and your camera picks up even his rough fur, its so good! You horse girls roam around while the black and white border collie keeps an eye on them. Free and God blessed. I wonder if the birds read? LOL, they get lots of instructions.
ReplyDeleteThe horses look great. All sleek and such. The poor little buck looks a little scruffy though. I love the the sayings on the birdhouse! Very creative and smile worthy!! :-)
ReplyDeleteWell if I was a bird... I'd skip that bird house:)
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful pictures. The horses are so beautiful! Hugs, Bobbi Jo
ReplyDeleteGreat and beautiful photos, Ian. The birdhouse made me laugh...creative and funny!
ReplyDeleteCute bird house, you must not have much to do during the winter up there.
ReplyDeleteLOL I LOVE that bird house!
ReplyDeleteDelightful place... love the bird house! "cheep" rent ... looks like you had fun with this one.
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