How could I resist?
The temperature was in the 40s (F), and I was at the library anyway. I figured the park pathways would be mostly clear, and heck, I don’t have a lot of “frozen” photos. So, once again I strolled into Walton Woods Park.
There was some ice on the paths, but not enough to prevent people from walking. And there were a lot of people – and dogs galore. Despite the distractions, I managed to take a few photos.
No one was using any of the park benches. I can’t imagine why:
There were footprints on the frozen pond, but no way was I venturing out there to photograph them. I figured photos from shore would be sufficient, even without showing any footprints:
Even the streams were still frozen:
But not frozen enough to keep the deer from coming out:
“Hugs”
“Who Dat?”
Aren’t they precious? After awhile, they got tired of posing, and the smaller one thought it would be delightful to moon the human:
“Mooning the Human”
That’s probably the most pornographic photo you’ll ever find on this site. Silly critter.
Hope your Sunday was fun, too – and I sincerely hope our weather continues to warm so I can get out there and enjoy my hobby!
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Lovely photos, especially the deer 💜💜
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Thanks, Willow. The deer are so tame in that park!
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They look very tame, you got good shots 💜
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The zoom lens helped a lot.
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The magic of a good camera . 💜💜
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The only way I know we have deer is that they eat the bulbs in the garden (along with the skunks) who are very serious bulb eaters. And it was in the 70s today. Shirtsleeve warm. Colder tomorrow? And probably … sigh … more rain.
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I almost missed the deer. Usually I take the other path, but I saw them run away from the pond in the distance and decided to go that way instead. I’m glad I did.
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Cheers to your warming photos from a great thaw, CM!
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And may the weather continue to warm. Right, Mark?
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So right, CM.
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Thanks for sharing the great winter scenes, CM. I’m missing these views this year.
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No snow there, Dan? Too bad. Now that you’re retired, you have all that free time to enjoy the seasons.
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The last serious snow was in December. Just a crazy winter. Cold on sunny days and rain on warm days.
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You take beautiful photos. My son will love the deer.
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Thank you so much. It means a lot to me when people enjoy my work.
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This is a forest and also present here deer. Natural beauty nice deer add different value there. Thanks for a great capture.
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I appreciate your comment. Thanks for taking the time to do so. Those deer were adorable – how could I resist?
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