Charlie, ah! Makes sense to me now. It's been forever since I've seen that combination myself.
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OH WOW, I thought it was a white unicorn in the distance.
mgwin
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Donald,
You need to borrow Kraig's camera, or move the feeder closer!
You need to borrow Kraig's camera, or move the feeder closer!
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Ok, I blew that pic up and that is not a four legged animal...
I still say it's a goat!
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I believe you Don Its just too bad a picture to blow up with any certainty as to what it is... And I'm sorry I posted what I thought I saw.
Well I will drive the 26 miles to take another picture . I`am told the doe and her two white fawns come out every evening to eat some grass . So I will take a picture and send it to Kraig to post so everyone can enjoy it.
