Pronghorns, deer, bison and other ungulates in the wild...
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I'm with Click: not because he is a friend but because these two are really the best (out of very good...)!
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After closer look my best choice is the the #3!!! It's great photo but the reason to put it as the best is because I'm not sure what actually I'm looking on: Fan-tailed Raven (Corvus rhipidurus) or Dwarf Raven (Corvus edithae)! I like bird puzzles but this one (with that photo!) is much above my knowledge
! I'm not very sure it may not pop-up like something else (low probability but it's there!!!).
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) away...
I went to take pictures of dragonflies, but it was busy.. I left it alone and went somewhere else 
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Well, thank you ... my colleaguePosting these for @zajicekpavel
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We have more deer than ever close by...as in mere feet from front and rear entrances to our home.
Cute or not, I'm not sure that's a good thing.
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From a portion of the conclusion of the newyorker article:
"Truly controlling the ticks will take an island-wide killing spree, the war council agreed. Deer numbers will have to drop by at least seventy per cent—more than three thousand animals. Local hunters, by all accounts, are ready and able."
Cute or not, I'm not sure that's a good thing.
The Tick That Hunts Down Its Hosts—Including Us
Lone-star ticks don’t just pursue and bite people. The affliction they’re spreading, an allergy to red meat known as alpha-gal syndrome, attacks a way of life.
R5MkII + 200-800
From a portion of the conclusion of the newyorker article:
"Truly controlling the ticks will take an island-wide killing spree, the war council agreed. Deer numbers will have to drop by at least seventy per cent—more than three thousand animals. Local hunters, by all accounts, are ready and able."
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