Deer in the Yard.

Halloween Party Costume!

Halloween Dance Costume

I threw this together in a half hour, not too bad for that... I was wearing a bunch of gold that you can't see in the picture!

Deer Family

I woke up early this morning, around five or six and found there were five deer in the yard. One full grown doe and four babies of various size. The lighting was really bad and I had to take the picture through my window so they didn't come out well. Gemma saw them and I actually kept her from barking and she jut watched while I took the pictures, then Bosco noticed and barked and they ran away. :P 

                                                                  Littlest One

                                                           I really like this one

                                                         Momma Deer

End of Summer, Beginning of Autumn

Pumpkin Bits 

                                                                 Cute Little Pumpkin

                                                                  Little Bee

                                                           Another Little Bee

                                                            Pumpkin Blossom

                                                              Pumpkin Blossom

Cutie

Me talking to Gemma really stupidly while she acts adorable. Not sure if I already posted this...

Pine Marten

 

"The pine marten is mainly nocturnal, hunting through the night and especially at dusk. It  is one of the few predators agile enough to catch a squirrel. Pine Martens always land on their feet, just like cats. Martens are rarely seen in daylight; they sleep in dens hidden in a crevice among rocks or in hollows under tree roots. "

"Pine martens are active throughout the winter. Those that normally live high in the hills move to lower ground during the colder months. The soles of their feet are covered in thick fur which probably helps them to move across snow-covered ground.Pine martens breed only once a year, mating in July or August; the female's pregnancy does not begin until January. This is called 'delayed implantation' and occurs in other mammals too, including the badger. A litter of about 3 babies is born in late March or April, often in a nest previously lived in by a crow, magpie or squirrel. At birth, the young are blind and are covered in a thin coat of yellowish-white hair which changes to grey and then to brown as they mature. The babies spend at least six weeks in the den before they venture out and the family stays together until they are six months old."

                                                          I love them, they're so cute!