Not a daily moment, but a months worth of the deer having a trip around the garden. I kept moving the trailcam so we could see where she goes. No mow May has developed into no mow July, so the entire garden is looking fairly wild . She ends up at the top of the garden on the manure pile. The local farmer tips it there for me, and I use it over a couple of years. It is currently covered in Chenopodium album (white goosefoot) which she seems to like almost as much as the hostas.
-/- lots of commas. I do like them as they like to sit down. You can just see in the pic the little white comma that gives the name. I have better pics on my camera.
Purple emperors and white admirals are apparently about but I haven’t seen any.
Going back to foxes (beautiful photos by the way!) I used to go to my horse field about 4 or 5am, one morning I watched a vixen, and 2 cubs literally gambolling down the slope, what an absolute joy to watch! We had 3 deer who used to come in the fields too - if I walked between all the horses they wouldn't see me, so I could get fairly close.
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lots of commas. I do like them as they like to sit down. You can just see in the pic the little white comma that gives the name. I have better pics on my camera.
@Fire your first photo looks more like a Gatekeeper to me.
I used to go to my horse field about 4 or 5am, one morning I watched a vixen, and 2 cubs literally gambolling down the slope, what an absolute joy to watch!
We had 3 deer who used to come in the fields too - if I walked between all the horses they wouldn't see me, so I could get fairly close.