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March 30, 2011
The view from my kitchen window at first light – cows of a different color.
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Looks like a tasty dinner on the hoof to me!
Wow! That’s not something we see in upstate NY! Maybe a moose, if we’re lucky. A bear if we’re not…
Beautiful! I sure miss Oregon’s wildlife. I’m afraid our possums and skeeters don’t hold a candle to the elk and deer.
What a great way to start your day!
Elk?
wonderful.
That’s what I was thinking. A couple of nice elk. What a great morning surprise!
Wonderful…what a sight!
We’re starting to get them around here too……..the government (in all their wisdom, NOT) had something to do with it.
no respect for fences…Missouri has re-introduced elk to an area south of us. I’m thinking that an elk tag may be in my future.
Now that is a sight to behold!
Ahhh, elk! I wish I had them here. We do, in North Dakota, but not right where I live.
Beautiful elk!
Linda
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Beautiful! I love watching the wildlife.
Very cool except for the fence part. We have a lot of deer they are very hard on our fences. The black bear on the other hand sits on top of the rail fence and they must be heavy as they snap them many times. b