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enlarge 20.45MB, 1152x648 Download MPEG4 2 2024 06-16 Ione.mp4 VIDEO - Click Photo to View. Ione likes to climb on these cedar logs
enlarge 77.44MB, 1152x648 Download MPEG4 3 2024 06-16 Backyard Teeball.mp4 VIDEO - Click Photo to View. Backyard Teeball - Iris has some batting skills!
enlarge 266KB, 1024x768 4 2024-07-26 14-25-36 - IMG 0665 Avery - climbing tree in their back yard
enlarge 326KB, 1024x768 9 2024-07-26 15-03-58 - IMG 0673 Avery has taken up painting as a hobby - this is her Sea Turtle
enlarge 299KB, 1024x682 10 2024-07-26 15-04-20 - IMG 0674 Another view of Avery's Sea Turtle
enlarge 34.60MB, 1152x648 Download MPEG4 11 2024 07-26 Ione.mp4 VIDEO - Click Photo to View. Ione - Light & Shadow
enlarge 158.72MB, 1152x648 Download MPEG4 12 2024 07-26 Five Little Monkeys Swinging in a Tree.mp4 VIDEO - Click Photo to View. Ione performing 5 Little Monkeys
I was reading a book on my deck, when I noticed my cat Basie focused on something in my back yard. Usually, it is some bird or a squirrel but to my surprise it was a male black tail deer. I saw him again a week or so later.
It's a wonder to me how or why he got here. We often have raccoons or opossums because we're near a creek. To the west is the giant intersection of I5 and I405 forming a formidable barrier to the west and southeast. Over the years the surrounding area has been built up extensively and there are no obvious pathways for him to take to get into my backyard.
