A happy soul in the outdoors!
I got to take a picture of ma and baby in my backyard. we have at least 3 sets of fawns, with one being twins. Ma has been hanging out in the field for awhile know, usually coming out in the same place. I think if I had to guess baby was close by. Soooo glad I was in the right place at the right time!
I caught this quick picture of a baby sandhill crane in my back yard. They came across the road and ma and pa got separated. I watched as baby and mom went down the field and wondered where pa was, then ma called for him and I look over as pa is flying form the next field to catch up with his family. I am amazed by the magic of GODS creature! I have watched this little since he was a wee baby. I have baby on trail camera a number of times but to look outside the patio door and see this little baby getting bigger is complete amazement. I mean look at those legs do they get any cuter?????
At least 2 fawn families so far. One set of twins and one single fawn. So darn cute! I sure enjoy watching GOD’S little creatures grow!
I love this time of year!
I get these pictures off a trail camera system that send pictures to my email every hour. I love how this system works.
Baby are getting bigger. These pictures are hot off the Cuddelink trail camera.
I always get excited this time of year to get some fawns. Haven’t determined how many kids we have yet! But I will keep you posted.
I call them Ma and Pa Kettle. They come to our land every year and raise their little family! These pictures are off a trial camera called the Cuddelink. It send pictures to my e-mail every hour. So I am able to see what is going on down on the land hot off the press.
I love this time of year, and seeing all the new arrivals into the animal world!
Got these sandhill cranes in action on the trail camera! Be sure to turn up the volume! https://browningtrailcameras.com/.
I love this Browning Trail Camera as well! Great picture!
This is a picture hot off the Cuddelink trail camera. It goes right to me email every hour. This area has been flooded since last year and it starting to recede. The great blue herons are enjoying the new environment. https://www.cuddeback.com/cuddelink