The Deer family came out of the bush and on to the edge of the lawn. Mother Deer was very cautious. She looked both ways before letting Junior out. Once out of the woods, Junior wanted to run and play. Another Deer and her two fawns were coming out of the bush further west. Junior spotted them, and like all kids, wanted a chance to play with his buddies.
The two Moms moved together as the fawns played. Moms were sharp eyed and did not eat, but kept swiveling their heads to make sure danger was not around. After the little guys worked off some energy, both parents herded the fawns to patches of grass and urged them to start nibbling. Then they took them to some different trees and showed them that the leaves were good to eat. The last stop was the flower bed where they showed the fawns which flowers they could eat.
It was a lot of fun to watch. There were also some good lessons about life in the deer family's outing. What lessons did you pick up on?
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Judy