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Monday, June 22, 2009

California Black-Tailed Deer Photo
Parts of the ground on the sage-covered hillside by our house are covered with dried Live Oak leaves, so when I heard the loud CRUNCH of something large walking slowly through, I grabbed my camera and tip-toed about 30 feet outside my door and there they were! Two California black-tailed deer (tail not shown)!

California Black-Tailed Deer - click for prints!


California Black-Tailed Deer - click for framed or unframed printsWith the morning sun shining on them just so you can almost FEEL the velvet that's covering their antlers. You can see it in the image like a soft glow of bright light around them.

Oh, and you can click on the main photo or the one to the left here in the frame to get a framed or unframed print of this fortuitous morning sighting!
posted:12:43 PM | link |

4 Comments:

Blogger Nifty Galoot said...

Beautiful! Great capture!

I'm filled with envy. You done good!

:)

1:18 PM  
Anonymous Kristen said...

Thanks, Nifty! :D I feel REALLY lucky to get this shot - I'd been seeing them as they disappear over the hill for months now!

1:20 PM  
Anonymous Barbara Burns said...

Gorgeous shot! The antler glow reminds me of angel halos :)

6:21 PM  
Anonymous jgoode said...

WOW that's a gorgeous shot! And I thought the horse just beyond my backyard were fabulous - way to be there when they came along!

9:40 PM  

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