A backyard deer, birrs, and a sunflower for Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge: things ending in ‘r’.
Ending in R
One Woman's Quest II
Growing with gratitude for life's challenges
Growing with gratitude for life's challenges
A backyard deer, birrs, and a sunflower for Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge: things ending in ‘r’.
One Woman's Quest II 
Beautiful photos, VJ. The deer is majestic.
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Thanks Eugi. Good word for the deer
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You’re welcome, VJ.
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Gorgeous photography for this week’s challenge 😀 😀
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Thanks
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I had to Google “birr” only to realize when reading the other comments that it was a typeo. Not that I knew what “burrs” are either, so I still had to Google.
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Oops…covid brain, what can I say.
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Love…and the sweet image of the deer by the field, all monochrome for the season looks like you snipped the pic in my own backyard, VJ. Next time, pop in for a cup of tea, LOL. 🥰
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Aren’t we blessed to have wildlife as neighbours!
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❤️yes!❤️
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It was good of the deer to pose so gracefully for you. She’s a beauty.
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Yes. I always feel blessed when they grace our backyard.
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I get mad when the deer eat my hostas, but I forgive them. 😉
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Our Ukrainian guest planted 24 sunflowers along the back of the property, and watched them everyday. Then the deer came and they were gone all at once. Hard to be mad at the deer.
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What a shame. But at least the deer enjoyed their treat.
While I’m thinking about it, do you think your local Ukranian community might enjoy this book? I know the publisher, and she’s very excited about it. https://piercepress.com/bookstore
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Yes! Sounds very interesting. I’d like to read it. I’ve bookmarked it, thanks.
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Wonderful!
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I love the photo of the burrs.
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Thanks. As long as the dogs don’t get near, they are interesting.
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I just read that burrs were the inspiration for the invention of velcro! I agree, they are a nuisance when they get in the pet fur.
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That would make sense, and yes, they can create havoc.
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