Its a Deer Business

Wednesday, February 1. 2006

Having moved a row of laurel bushes to screen the new poo pile, I was not entirely surprised this morning to discover that they had been eaten "locust like" to the stem by the local deer population.

A healthy laurel bush.

After a visist from the local deer!

The deer don't go near the alpacas or their pastures, for whatever reason, so its more of a nuisance than a threat.

By Adrian Stewart -

Posted by Adrian Stewart in The Farm at 15:31 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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