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  • Up close and personal with a young deer that was inquisitive enough to come close for a nice tight shot
    Deer Whisperer.jpg
  • I think the white-tailed deer finally had enough vegetation and bird seed. Now time to head to another location.
    white_tailed_doe15.jpg
  • A deer greets me as I am visiting my grandmothers grave at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery
    Antlers In The Graveyard.jpg
  • You can see by the expression on this doe that she is just enjoying herself while feeding on the vegetation in my Uncle’s backyard.
    white_tailed_doe2.jpg
  • The white-tailed doe realized that by tilting the bird seed holder the food would fall out a little.
    white_tailed_doe14.jpg
  • Either this white-tailed doe is really hungry or my aunt and uncle have the best tasting vegetation in their back yard.
    white_tailed_doe9.jpg
  • A beautiful white-tailed doe taking a moment to pose for a photo while we continue to enjoy her company while having dinner on the deck.
    white_tailed_doe4.jpg
  • This beautiful white tailed doe walked into my uncle's backyard and just started eating the vegetation around the trees. She didn't care that we were only about 40 to 50 feet away on his back deck having dinner and enjoying great conversation. <br />
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She just kept walking closer and closer to us the entire time. I just happen to have my 600mm lens with me. Talk about luck. More photos to come.
    white_tailed_doe.jpg
  • The white-tailed doe telling us exactly how she feels about us watching her eat.
    white_tailed_doe12.jpg
  • This young doe followed behind me for a good 50 yards keeping her distance, but inquisitive enough to keep tabs on me, so I thought I owed her at least a click of the shutter
    Bambi.jpg
  • I think we need to teach this white-tailed doe that you should chew with your mouth closed. Lol
    white_tailed_doe10.jpg
  • Even white-tailed does know eating greens is good for you.
    white_tailed_doe8.jpg
  • The white-tailed doe still browsing and sampling the vegetation trying to decide what to eat.
    white_tailed_doe5.jpg
  • I am almost certain this doe is listening to our dinner conversations.
    white_tailed_doe6.jpg
  • This beautiful white-tailed doe is just browsing the vegetation trying to decide what would be great for lunch or dinner.
    white_tailed_doe3.jpg
  • The white-tailed doe trying to decide the best way to eat the bird seed.
    white_tailed_doe13.jpg
  • Another beautiful photo of the doe finishing eating a piece of vegetation.
    white_tailed_doe7.jpg
  • I guess the white-tailed doe has decided bird seed will be dessert.
    white_tailed_doe11.jpg
  • A doe stops in an autumn field to pose for a profile photo
    Autumn Doe.jpg