A Bright Moment On A Cloudy Day
by John Weckerle
Wednesday morning has brought us unexpectedly grey skies. Fortunately, one of the neighbors popped by to brighten up our day.
Mule Deer
2 Responses “A Bright Moment On A Cloudy Day”
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That is one “Dear Deer” and a great image.
What did the Commander think of the friend.
Thanks! He didn’t even notice, even though we were obviously looking out the window and taking pictures. I guess we could have directly called him over to the window, but then again, he’d probably have barked and scared her off.