
It was nice to see this regal animal on our first of snow!

It was nice to see this regal animal on our first of snow!


I saw these animals beside the trail I frequently walk. White-tailed Deer fawns and a Cottontail Rabbit.
How do you show love?
With a hug or an act of service!
What is a song or poem that speaks to you and why? “As the Deer!” Taken from Psalm 42:1: This is my prayer as I seek after God.

What language do you wish you could speak? Bangla, which I have a basic knowledge of, but am not totally fluent!


White-tailed Deer on the move!

Or Not

No wonder they are called, White-tailed Deer!


My wife and I walked the trail near Millersburg this morning. The Killbuck Creek was full to the banks, the deer were inquisitive, and the birds active. I finally saw a Pileated Woodpecker up close. On my mobile I showed my wife what the woodpecker looked like, and sounded like. Within 100 yards of where existed the trail a Pileated Woodpecker crossed the trail right in front of us, and landed on a tree nearby! That was special.

The Joke’s on us! We always are delighted when we see deer on our morning walk. I said I think a deer just crossed the trail in the distance! Upon uploading the photo to my computer and enlarging, I realize it was a pickup truck!! Funny

Shall I cross?

Looks safe enough, I guess I will!

My wife at one of her favorite places for her daily morning walk, the entrance to the “Rails to Trails” trail in Millersburg.

She loves it when on her daily morning walk she sees deer!

Her other favorite place for her daily morning walk is Oak Hill Cemetery near our house. And as you see, she also at times sees deer!

Fawns still with spots!

Buck in Velvet!

Doe ran across ravine, after crossing the road in front of me, had to stop and check me out from a safe distance!