Welcome to Saturday Sparks 673!
Starting off today's party with this oh-so sweet pair!
We have been seeing this doe with her newly born fawn from time to time lately.
The baby is still a bit wobbly and tries so hard to keep up with Mama.
They mostly stay tucked along the woods line or deep within, so this photo was a lucky capture.
It's such a blessing to witness these miracles of nature.
"To walk into nature is to witness a thousand miracles."
~ Mary Davis
First up, the Fabulous Features from Saturday Sparks 672.
How to Make Hanging Flower Bags at Ann's Entitled Life
2025 Organizing Project - The Entry Hall at The Dedicated House
Patriotic 4th of July Pretzels Party Snacks at Hunny I'm Home
4th of July Cheesecake at Organized Island
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Such a sweet picture!!
ReplyDeleteMy Link Ups for today's party are # 6, 7 and 8!!
Thanks so much for hosting this wonderful party!! I really appreciate the time and effort that goes into it along with visiting all the links!! I hope you are having a great week!!
Hugs,
Deb
Debbie-Dabble Blog
Thanks, Deb! We are so lucky to see all the newborns of nature. Wishing you a lovely week ~ Suzanne.
DeleteI do miss seeing deer in our area! Thanks so much for the visit, have a great week ahead. Melynda @scratchmadefood!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Melynda! Sorry that you don't have deer where you are now, The deer leave us each winter and I miss them terribly, but knowing they'll come back keeps me going. Hope you are able to enjoy other wildlife that may frequent your area. All my best ~ Suzanne.
DeleteWhat a precious pair! Thank you for hosting us all! Happy Summer Solstice, Suzanne!
ReplyDeleteYes, they are Laura! Wishing you a wonderful week ~ Suzanne.
DeleteWe had a doe leave her fawn in the middle of our residential, double striped road last week! A gloved neighbor.moved the fawn to the wooded riverbank on the edge of the road, and mama has since kept vigilant watch. She even chased a neighbor's Irish setter walking on the riverbank a couple days afterward!
ReplyDeleteSuzanne, thank you for the feature! Happy Summer!
Wow, Rita! Glad to her your kind neighbor took measures to remedy the situation and that the Mama perhaps learned to be a bit more careful. Happy to feature you. Sending you much sunshine, my friend ~ Suzanne.
DeleteHello Suzanne. I love seeing the doe and her fawn. Thanks for hosting and wishing you a lovely weekend, my friend!
ReplyDeleteAs did I, Pam! They are normally well hidden, so it's always a treat when they venture out a bit more than usual. Hope your week is filled with smiles, my friend ~ Suzanne.
DeleteThank you bunches for the party, Suzanne, and enjoy your Saturday and weekend.
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Happy to host the party, Slabs! Thanks for linking up and hav a great week ~ Suzanne.
DeleteThank you for the party and the feature! Have a great weekend! Toodles, Kathryn @TheDedicatedHouse
ReplyDeleteHappy to feature you, Kathryn! I am always organizing something, so your post speaks to me. Wishing you a great week ~ Suzanne.
DeleteSuch a sweet and beautiful picture of the deer! It must be amazing to be able to see them in your garden!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Nicole! We are blessed beyond measure to have our 'window into the wild'. Many smiles ~ Suzanne.
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