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Oldwoman70 Sat 10-Feb-18 16:43:16

My house looks out over a field and wood - this afternoon I saw a deer running round and round the field and leaping in the air - seemed to be full of the joys of life. Made me feel happy just watching!!

BabyLayla Sat 10-Feb-18 16:47:28

Cheered me up reading
Thanks for sharing x

mollie Sat 10-Feb-18 16:55:55

That must have been lovely! I love moments like that. OH came across a trio of deer in our churchyard one very crisp and frosty morning recently. They stood watching him while,he continued with his walk but they weren’t skipping or jumping about.

Chewbacca Sat 10-Feb-18 16:57:08

Cheered me too Oldwoman, lovely to hear about something beautiful and simple. Thanks for sharing.

Nonnie Sat 10-Feb-18 17:10:24

Wonderful

Bathsheba Sat 10-Feb-18 17:32:22

Oh how lovely it must be to have that sort of view from you window! Such a simple pleasure to be able to watch a wild animal enjoying life in its natural habitat.

citygranny Sat 10-Feb-18 17:50:06

Yes it's lovely to see.....my house backs onto moors and i see them quite a lot but i am always excited to see them especially when there is a family of them...magical !

Grannyknot Sat 10-Feb-18 18:04:59

Lucky people who look out over fields. I miss that. One day ...! smile

shysal Sat 10-Feb-18 18:27:02

I also back onto farmland. The only deer I have seen recently are the Muntjac who slowly wander around my garden nibbling a bit of this and a bit of that. I feel their need is greater than mine so don't shoo them away. I am surprised they haven't touched the new broad bean growth though. Very generous of them!

There is often a pair of red kites in the large ash tree just beyond my fence. I am so hoping they will nest, which would be wonderful.

nanaK54 Sat 10-Feb-18 19:35:28

That is lovely - thanks for sharing

BBbevan Sun 11-Feb-18 06:17:45

Just after we moved to our new house we saw a fox jump over the back fence. He/ she walked slowly down the garden, around the side of the house., drank from one pond, walked across to the other and drank from that then out through the front gate and up the road. No rush, and it was broad daylight. We have not seen him again though , sadly