Don't mess with Them!
Decided to take a stroll at The creek today and seen a lone fawn, not much bigger than my fat house cat and it was in a real odd place but was alive. It was below an eroding/cutbank among the mud clods kind of tucked in/behind them. I had just "rescued" a small robin last week because it was in the beating sun for a couple hours and it just kept chirping and could hear it out my window but what really would have helped it is if i had put it in the shadiest spot i could find in that area but i knew my neighbors were going to be mowing soon and our grass doesn't look like a golf course necessarily (it blended in with leaves and dirt well) and long story short it didn't make it in our care and it might have if i had left it alone.
Well while at the creek i came across a fisherman which rarely happens and he seemed like a nice fella but i do hope he didn't mess with the fawn as you couldn't miss it with it's spot's and color, I just didn't remember to bring up the fawn while having the quick "hello chat" but he probably knows better. If You don't see the parent animals by a baby try not to be "helpful" as the parent's are usually not too far off doing all they can.
B)
JUST LEAVE THEM ALONE! :laugh:
RIP Chuck. inch:
Decided to take a stroll at The creek today and seen a lone fawn, not much bigger than my fat house cat and it was in a real odd place but was alive. It was below an eroding/cutbank among the mud clods kind of tucked in/behind them. I had just "rescued" a small robin last week because it was in the beating sun for a couple hours and it just kept chirping and could hear it out my window but what really would have helped it is if i had put it in the shadiest spot i could find in that area but i knew my neighbors were going to be mowing soon and our grass doesn't look like a golf course necessarily (it blended in with leaves and dirt well) and long story short it didn't make it in our care and it might have if i had left it alone.
Well while at the creek i came across a fisherman which rarely happens and he seemed like a nice fella but i do hope he didn't mess with the fawn as you couldn't miss it with it's spot's and color, I just didn't remember to bring up the fawn while having the quick "hello chat" but he probably knows better. If You don't see the parent animals by a baby try not to be "helpful" as the parent's are usually not too far off doing all they can.
B)
JUST LEAVE THEM ALONE! :laugh:
RIP Chuck. inch:
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