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Elk Caribou. Comparing to @Melky's photo, what I'm seeing is the large, backward arch of the antlers. Also the lack of the dark cape, which may just mean the animal is female. 🤷‍♀️ I could certainly be wrong. I often am!

Is that an elk? I think we call that a caribou or a reindeer here. Are you in Canada?

It may not have been the "right" thing to do, but it certainly shows a level of kindness and compassion that's nice to see in children. ❤️

Thank you, Hope, that is adorable! Took a great eye to spot that little sneak, and the photo is perfection!

Ooh, it's a frog!

Tell us about Ohoto #1, above, please? What is the critter peeking out, and what are the petals (?) that it is peeking out from? Thsnk you! Beautiful luna moth!

One eye?

The third pic looks like a calendar or greeting card. Well done!

:eek::love This is a higher level of genius! Thank you for posting this, I had no idea! ❤️🩷💙💜

I didn't know the name of the composer, I was 16 at the time. It was beautiful, haunting music, though. I'll look him up, thanks.

Not sure. One of them. I never saw most of them, just liked the music. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly ... For a Few Dollars More ... A Fistful of Dollars ... what else?

It is cool. Looks like a distance shot of Clint Eastwood at the beginning of one of his "spaghetti western" movies. I can hear the music now ....

My faves are 1, 4 and 5, with 5 being tops. Good job, keep up the good work. National Geographic could maybe use you some day! 😉

I think this is what I have always known as a garter snake. Garter, not garden. Named after the elasticized things ladies used to wear to hold up their stockings. Back when ladies wore stockings! 🤣 A noble mein, to be sure! (Mein = appearance). It's my day to use obsolete words, I guess.

In my front yard yesterday. One fawn much smaller than the other.

You take some impressive photos, Larry!

:eek: How is it I am just discovering this thread?!?