Comment from l.raven

Excellent

HI Ine, so sorry ...I am a little behind in my reading...but I will catch up...I love your story told...and what a precious picture...I love watching the deer at my fathers...so very nicely written sweet girl...love ya ...Linda xxoo

 Comment Written 05-Jul-2016

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reply by the author on 25-Jul-2016

Thanks for your kind review, Ine. Have a lovely week. Apologies for my lengthy absence.

Comment from Treischel

Excellent

I love your excellent photo of the local deer and especially the fawn. A lovely story about your concerns and the interplay between them and you, the custodian. And smokey.

 Comment Written 03-Jul-2016

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reply by the author on 03-Jul-2016

Thanks for your kind review, Ine. Have a blessed Sunday.

Comment from Ulla

Excellent

Awwww, this is so sweet, Ine. They are wonderful animals and as you say so beautiful to watch. Thank you for sharing this lovely spring story. All the best. Ulla:)))

 Comment Written 02-Jul-2016

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reply by the author on 02-Jul-2016

Thanks for your kind review, Ine. Have a nice and blessed Sunday.

Comment from ExperiencingLiphe

Excellent

Maybe they knew you were there to help if you needed. It can be a bad thing when the wildlife gets use to us but it can also have its benefits. I'm glad they are all still alive. :)

 Comment Written 01-Jul-2016

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reply by the author on 01-Jul-2016

Thanks for your kind review, Ine. Have a nice weekend coming.

Comment from davisr (Rhonda)

Excellent

So many people believe the superstition about touching babies. It isn't true, and keeps many people from rescuing baby birds or bunnies (or deer). The mother knows her baby's scent and visa versa. Of course it isn't wise to play with wild animals for many reasons, but that isn't one of them, and I'm glad you checked on the fawn,
Rhonda

 Comment Written 01-Jul-2016

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reply by the author on 01-Jul-2016

Thanks for your kind review, Ine. Have a nice weekend coming.

Comment from fionageorge

Excellent

Thank you for sharing your delightful little story about the fawns, Ine. I can imagine you tapping one to check, and then worried because the mother may reject it. But... that was not to be, thanks goodness. Thanks for sharing and warmest regards, Marijke :o)

 Comment Written 01-Jul-2016

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reply by the author on 01-Jul-2016

Thanks for your kind review, Ine. Have a nice weekend coming.

Comment from barkingdog

Excellent

How adorable.
We have deer here, running free from property to property. They often birth their fawns on my property. They are wild and scatter when people come near.

I enjoyed your story, Robina.

:) ellen

 Comment Written 01-Jul-2016

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reply by the author on 01-Jul-2016

Thanks for your kind review, Ine. Have a nice weekend coming.

Comment from Mastery

Excellent

HI, Ine. Here in Michigan, USA, we are known to have one of the largest deer populations in the world. I have five or six that stroll through our yard in early evening and sometimes early in the morning.....just a few feet away from the front porch. Very curious they are and so beautiful as you say.

Blessings. Thanks for sharing.

 Comment Written 30-Jun-2016

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reply by the author on 01-Jul-2016

Thanks for your kind review, Ine. Have a nice weekend coming. That must be so nice to have them that close.

Comment from Joan E.

Excellent

Thank you for sharing the "beautiful sight" in your description and photograph, and letting us know there are more fawns to come. Keep on enjoying--without Smokey, of course! -Joan

 Comment Written 30-Jun-2016

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reply by the author on 01-Jul-2016

Thanks for your kind review, Ine. Have a nice weekend coming.

Comment from LIJ Red

Excellent

I don't know how nature synchronizes the buck rutting and the doe ovulating, but it seems to happen at random over periods of weeks.
Not likely that deer in a park will even notice human scent. Glad to hear there's a fawn crop.

 Comment Written 30-Jun-2016

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reply by the author on 01-Jul-2016

Thanks for your kind review, Ine. Have a nice weekend coming.