Don't you love the fawns? If the mother doesn't sense you, you can watch them play like kittens in the fields. Janni At 10:40 AM 3/12/03 -0500, you wrote: >It's fascinating to hear what you all see in your back yards. :) > >When we went on a 2-week camping adventure last fall to parts of Colorado, >New Mexico, Utah, and Arizona, we were absolutely thrilled to wake up one >morning with our tent surrounded by a herd of mule deer. They were so >curious and quiet. There was also a doe with twin fawns who came every day >around noon to the watering hole near our tent - amazing to be only a few >feet away from them. > >The first night of camping I woke up to the sound of coyotes and, never >having heard them, thought "either this is coyotes or a wild band of >headhunters coming to get us." :0 When a few minutes passed and my head >was still intact, I relaxed and enjoyed the song. :) > >Also of some amazement to us were the cattle wandering around everywhere...:) > >billie > > >-- >billie hinton > >"A good traveller has no fixed plans and is not intent on arriving." >Lao Tzu