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Passing front door (Original Post) elleng May 2024 OP
Beautiful! Dear_Prudence May 2024 #1
You're welcome. elleng May 2024 #2
Here in Michigan, does are having multigraincracker May 2024 #3
Baby followed this Doe, but I couldn't catch it. elleng May 2024 #4
Sad. Dear_Prudence May 2024 #5
Totally awesome Bayard May 2024 #6
Nice. elleng May 2024 #7

Dear_Prudence

(836 posts)
1. Beautiful!
Tue May 28, 2024, 03:11 PM
May 2024

We live in the suburbs, so I see lots of squirrels from my window. Thank you for sharing the view from your window!

multigraincracker

(34,203 posts)
3. Here in Michigan, does are having
Tue May 28, 2024, 03:14 PM
May 2024

babies. A lot of them end up getting mowed over when farms are making their hay cut. Sad time.

elleng

(136,595 posts)
4. Baby followed this Doe, but I couldn't catch it.
Tue May 28, 2024, 03:21 PM
May 2024

Neighbor (1/3 mile south of here) saw baby sleeping on their lawn yesterday.

Farmland is 1+ mile south of here, and I often catch deer families sauntering/walking/running, between river and woods.

Dear_Prudence

(836 posts)
5. Sad.
Tue May 28, 2024, 03:23 PM
May 2024

That is just awful. They must be so well camouflaged that it puts them in harms way. There is no sadness about our neighborhood squirrels, except that they did build a nest in a neighbor's truck engine and chew up the wires.

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