deer: The Circle of WildLife in Fairfield County Connecticut (Beware: Graphic Photographs)
- 05/06/09 11:42 AM
Although it is best to keep your eyes on the road while driving down the winding roads, it is amazing that sometimes you can see some of the wild life that is usually hidden in the shadows of the thick trees. At a quick glance I thought I spied small stray dog, and pulled my car off the road to get a better look. With windows rolled up, this was the scene that was camouflaged by the tall grass. Sad and unpleasant, it was still a fascinating see a fox. The small deer must have been a victim of being hit by a vehicle. It was a rare look at the circle of wildlife … (1 comments)
deer: Wild Turkey and The Real Estate Professional
- 08/03/07 07:10 AM
Now that is a title that is fit for the National Enquirer or Star! Alas, it is a Local, Fun Post. These are just a few of the turkeys that live in Weston, Connecticut. (Photo taken from my downstairs window) <Note to self: wash windows> Giving Thanks for Wild TurkeysFeathered dinosaurs of the American woods By Robert Winkler "...Adult males mix with these winter flocks, travel alone, or gather in their own groups. A winter flock might have 100 members, but in Connecticut flocks of 10 to 20 are typical. This guy was no slouch with the females. He had about 10 chicks following … (3 comments)
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Although it is best to keep your eyes on the road while driving down the winding roads, it is amazing that sometimes you can see some of the wild life that is usually hidden in the shadows of the thick trees. ;)
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