2021-10-27

The end of days

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Spotting the crows and ravens I was alarmed!

This is what I found. I only share the antlers. 

We have a saying: Ones dead, the others bread!

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12 comments:

  1. David M. Gascoigne,10/27/21, 11:32 AM

    In nature everything is recycled.

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  2. eileeninmd10/27/21, 11:40 AM

    Hello,
    I have never found antlers, that is cool. Love the crows and ravens. Take care, have a happy day!

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  3. Deb Nance at Readerbuzz10/27/21, 1:35 PM

    There's a sadness in the loss, but also a joy in the life that comes from the death.

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  4. Sandee10/27/21, 3:10 PM

    Reminds me of the movie "Birds". That film scared me to pieces.

    Thank you for joining the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.

    Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. ♥

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  5. Memories of Eric and Flynn10/27/21, 5:43 PM

    The birds always know where there are easy pickings.

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  6. Kathe W.10/27/21, 8:08 PM

    all those birds must have been alarming! Poor deer- I always feel so sad seeing these sights.

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  7. My Tata's Cottage10/28/21, 5:03 AM

    Birds are good si=ubjects. That is quite a flock.

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  8. Irma10/28/21, 9:10 AM

    Nature always cleans up everything itself.
    One's death is another's bread, we say that in the Netherlands too.
    Greetings Irma

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  9. Amy10/28/21, 9:18 AM

    Do people ever take the antlers home? Just wondering because I've heard of people putting on their walls of their house.

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    1. NatureFootstep11/2/21, 10:43 AM

      Re your question on the antlers.
      Yes people take them home. I was about to do that too, I checked them out a few days ago, but the head are still attached to the body and not pleasant at all. Maybe in the spring, if they are still there, the birds and other small animals might have cleaned them up. If so, I will take them. :)

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  10. J.P. Alexander10/29/21, 5:25 AM

    Uy bella y triste imagen te mando un beso

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  11. NatureFootstep11/2/21, 10:46 AM

    thanks!

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