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[Microblog] Woodland Bond (media.universeodon.com)
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Woodland BondWhite-tailed deer pass through my yard nearly every evening. I rarely see them—just the tracks they leave behind, pressed into the soft earth like quiet signatures. But every now and then, they arrive in daylight.This image of a doe and her fawn was captured through my office window—a fleeting moment of grace framed by glass and morning light.Discover nature's fleeting moments through my lens—visit my photo gallery to see more.swede1952-photographs.pixels.c#photo #photography #photographer #photographylovers #wildlife #nature #deer #doe #fawn #WhiteTailedDeer

"In a sun-dappled patch of green grass, two white-tailed deer stand side by side—a mature doe and her young fawn. The doe’s coat is smooth and tawny, her posture gentle yet alert as she lowers her head to graze. Beside her, the fawn mirrors her motion, its smaller frame speckled with white spots like scattered petals across its back—a signature of youth and camouflage. They are bathed in morning light, which casts soft shadows beneath their legs and highlights the curve of their necks. The grass around them is lush and vibrant, swaying slightly in the breeze. Behind them rises a sturdy tree trunk, its bark textured and dark, anchoring the scene in quiet strength. The fawn stays close, almost touching the doe’s shoulder, as if tethered by instinct and trust. Their shared motion—heads bowed, ears flicking—feels like a silent ritual of survival and bond. The moment is still, reverent, and tender. It’s a portrait of kinship in the wild, where time slows and the forest watches." - Microsoft Copilot
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[–] 1 point 1 year ago

@Swede1952 In suburbia the joy of seeing your young trees destroyed with the bark chewed off. 🤔

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