Comments on: Living with Wildlife http://besidethestream.com/living-with-wildlife/2008/03/13/ Country life at 7,000 feet Mon, 01 Dec 2008 23:05:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: mum-bear http://besidethestream.com/living-with-wildlife/2008/03/13/#comment-507 mum-bear Thu, 24 Apr 2008 00:03:16 +0000 http://besidethestream.com/living-with-wildlife/2008/03/13/#comment-507 That firt photo was a gem with the deer and wild turkeys - so cozy together. Think of them being in Central Park in New York! And what a nifty last photo. Your test is so terse and amusing, especially with the turkey (last frame) speaking. Your Beside the Stream absolutely makes my day. MB That firt photo was a gem with the deer and wild turkeys - so cozy together. Think of them being in Central Park in New York! And what a nifty last photo. Your test is so terse and amusing, especially with the turkey (last frame) speaking. Your Beside the Stream absolutely makes my day.

MB

]]> By: hey http://besidethestream.com/living-with-wildlife/2008/03/13/#comment-234 hey Fri, 21 Mar 2008 20:52:59 +0000 http://besidethestream.com/living-with-wildlife/2008/03/13/#comment-234 tertert tertert

]]> By: Alice http://besidethestream.com/living-with-wildlife/2008/03/13/#comment-172 Alice Fri, 14 Mar 2008 16:41:57 +0000 http://besidethestream.com/living-with-wildlife/2008/03/13/#comment-172 You're right--the populations would increase, not double. I edited it out. And you're right about the turkey poop, too. My big dog keeps them out of the gardens, but I've heard stories about turkey flocks terrorizing medium-sized dogs. Alice You’re right–the populations would increase, not double. I edited it out. And you’re right about the turkey poop, too. My big dog keeps them out of the gardens, but I’ve heard stories about turkey flocks terrorizing medium-sized dogs. Alice

]]> By: rdennis http://besidethestream.com/living-with-wildlife/2008/03/13/#comment-170 rdennis Fri, 14 Mar 2008 11:47:27 +0000 http://besidethestream.com/living-with-wildlife/2008/03/13/#comment-170 I don't think most people would enjoy all the turkey poop on their houses, cars and such. We re-introduced them onto our ranch years back. They very seldom get hunted and must have some type of grain to survive in these parts in the winter. The flock never gets any bigger. I don't know where your getting your turkey info, but I don't think you are 100% correct. Don't get me wrong. I like them myself. Especially for all the bugs they eat. I don’t think most people would enjoy all the turkey poop on their houses, cars and such. We re-introduced them onto our ranch years back. They very seldom get hunted and must have some type of grain to survive in these parts in the winter. The flock never gets any bigger. I don’t know where your getting your turkey info, but I don’t think you are 100% correct. Don’t get me wrong. I like them myself. Especially for all the bugs they eat.

]]> By: Jackie W. http://besidethestream.com/living-with-wildlife/2008/03/13/#comment-169 Jackie W. Fri, 14 Mar 2008 02:44:00 +0000 http://besidethestream.com/living-with-wildlife/2008/03/13/#comment-169 The deer looks like it is saying, "Where's the beef ?" Or "Where's dinner ?" or "Dinner's late." The deer looks like it is saying,

“Where’s the beef ?”

Or

“Where’s dinner ?”

or

“Dinner’s late.”

]]> By: Pat http://besidethestream.com/living-with-wildlife/2008/03/13/#comment-167 Pat Fri, 14 Mar 2008 01:04:48 +0000 http://besidethestream.com/living-with-wildlife/2008/03/13/#comment-167 Nice photos Alice...we also have a large white tail deer herd and wild turkey flock here on Martha's Vineyard, Ma. Love reading your blog. Keep up the good work! Nice photos Alice…we also have a large white tail deer herd and wild turkey flock here on Martha’s Vineyard, Ma. Love reading your blog. Keep up the good work!

]]> By: ValleyGirl http://besidethestream.com/living-with-wildlife/2008/03/13/#comment-166 ValleyGirl Thu, 13 Mar 2008 23:12:49 +0000 http://besidethestream.com/living-with-wildlife/2008/03/13/#comment-166 I can't believe you can get so close, especially with your dog!!! He must be pretty well trained, because mine would go absolutely mental! Great pictures! I can’t believe you can get so close, especially with your dog!!! He must be pretty well trained, because mine would go absolutely mental! Great pictures!

]]> By: Country Girl http://besidethestream.com/living-with-wildlife/2008/03/13/#comment-164 Country Girl Thu, 13 Mar 2008 14:12:33 +0000 http://besidethestream.com/living-with-wildlife/2008/03/13/#comment-164 This is the most striking photo I have seen in some time (the one of the deer and turkeys). It makes me think of Thanksgiving, and holidays, and maybe even a litle bit of heaven. You are really blessed to be able to wake up in a place like that, with such wildlife around. How beautiful. Thank you for sharing. This is the most striking photo I have seen in some time (the one of the deer and turkeys). It makes me think of Thanksgiving, and holidays, and maybe even a litle bit of heaven. You are really blessed to be able to wake up in a place like that, with such wildlife around. How beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

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