For the last few weeks a white-tailed doe with twin fawns has been
visiting the yard. They're all pretty tame and typically just stand
looking at anyone who comes out the door; only leaving if a human
gets too close (less than about 20-30 feet) or moves suddenly. Yesterday
the doe and her fawns were under the apple tree feeding on drops. Most
of the fallen apples are those that the gray squirrels have cut and then
dropped. Except
for the squirrels, we'd get a lot more apples for ourselves from the tree -- but the deer sure do enjoy them.
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