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Here's a few shots of critters we met along the way on our dog-walk around Chatsworth today...
A beautiful Mallard duck ![]() Lucky enough to get a few shots of the wild deer ![]() Aren't sheep just wonderful?! ![]() And the main reason for the walk, Ruby, our Staffie
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nice walk Chalkie! .. thanks for including us ..
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Thanks guys...it was nice just to stroll for a few hours and take it all in.
Mike - Ruby is very good around wildlife, so no problems there. Sticks on the otherhand are never safe!!
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Wow, Mark, you live in a diverse world to find so many critters. The mallard and pup I recognize but the deer are very different from the deer here in Arizona. No too many sheep in the desert. It's just a little warmish. And whiley coyote, too. I'm been sitting at home all day. Thanks for the outing!
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Superb series of pictures captured by you.
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Thanks for the feedback. Linda - I have no idea what type of deer these are to be honest...if anyone else on here does, then please enlighten me!
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