A Touch of Fall is in the Air — Monday, August 21, 2022

You can see it in the sky, on the land, and with the deer!

The deer always arrive when the corn is in the silk.  Not good, but a fact.  They are very hard on the corn—eating only the silks, therefore, killing the cob.

They will stay on the farm now until early March.

(Along with them come the coyotes—nasty things.  We will have them until the deer leave)

Your friend on a western Colorado farm,

Linda

 

27 thoughts on “A Touch of Fall is in the Air — Monday, August 21, 2022

  1. We have a hot week ahead of us here, but I have a feeling it’s going to start feeling fall like soon after. I’m predicting and hoping for an early one!

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  2. I was just writing to someone in Australia that I’m feeling autumn trying to slide in. We finally have some rain that had alluded us all summer. Temps going down and days so much shorter. I love the deer and am sorry that they eat the corn. I’d give them my share but I haven’t paid for it. Coyotes are a given but rarely welcome. Enjoy your day, Linda.

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  3. Yea, a lot of our birds have left, including hummers. I saw a touch of colors changing when we went into town…

    Doesn’t it seem early to you? Or am I just stuck in a time warp ~

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  4. Yea, a lot of our birds have left, including hummers. I saw a touch of colors changing when we went into town…

    Doesn’t it seem early to you? Or am I just stuck in a time warp ~

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  5. Java Bean: “Ayyy, that’s an impressive rack on that deer-dog!”
    Lulu: “Our Dada was cleaning out the swale before the hurricane and noticed a coyote sitting a few hundred yards away just watching him the whole time. He says it was a little spooky! He had to do some stuff on the fence too but he decided to do it from the inside so that he wouldn’t have his back to the coyote for so long …”

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