I saw one then two then three deer in a neighbor’s backyard. I approached them with my camera, and they backed into this corner. Then two hopped the fence. The last one stayed behind and nibbled an evergreen bush. New Jersey is getting so developed the deer are living everywhere, or so it seems.
This rabbit seems to be living in our backyard. I saw him twice yesterday.
My neighbor’s magnolia tree has started to blossom. You can see the buds of the magnolia on this post. The yellow background in this photo is from the forsythia.
I decided to give my magnolia blossom a blue background.
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I love the shot of the deer. You captured them so well. I also love the hidden rabbit. Such a pleasure to see wildlife. Lovely magnolia blossom
Magnolias smell so good. I ran past a tree yesterday that was in full bloom – not many are right now yet. I was surprised to see it (it may not be magnolia up here), but even on the windy day I could smell it. I love those blossoming trees!
That rabbit deserves a prize!
The “wildlife” in your area looks rich and varied. And I like the artistic presentation of your last shot.
Beautiful job on the magnolia blossom …but truth is I enjoyed all the photos…memories of when I lived in an area in the USA where we had deer and rabbits roaming our back yard too:)
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What wonderful captures. Peek-a-boo, I see you says the rabbit, but can you see me?
Loving the blue background.
The magnolia blossom is so pretty. It looks like a silk flower!! It seems development is everywhere. I’ve been visiting here in TX and I call it Cement City. The sprawl is like an erupting volcano, except the molten lava is replaced by cement. It’s very disturbing. I wonder what the poor deer are thinking about all this? Reminds me of that old story, Watership Down by Richard Adams. This evening there was a bullfrog at the front door. I’m staying in an abhorring housing development that is house after house after house built 20′ apart. I’ll bet he’s confused!!
The magnolia is lovely.
You know, I’ve seen a few deer this year too. Usually when they overpopulate some sort of disease strikes them. I wonder what gonna happen next.
I wish magnolias grew this far north. I grew up in the south and I still miss them.
Oh pretty flowers…I guess you are having the same issues with deer that many suburbs have including mine…Many car accidents in the fall due to deer..I wish there was some kind of deer birth control..or maybe there is….Michelle
I’m afraid deer birth control might involve hunting. That’s seems be the case for the over population of bears in New Jersey.