Just another day on Beech Mountain. The deer population here is off the charts and it's not uncommon to see a dozen in a day but it never gets old... Especially when they bring their babies out for a shaky walk around town.
This photograph was captured with a Sony a6300.
This deer was taking a nap just outside of our window. When I opened the window to take a photograph of her, she woke up and slowly got to her feet for a look around. I've never really seen a deer kneeling before... she sort of looked like a cat waking up from a nap.
This photograph was captured with a Sony a6300.
The deer are everywhere on Beech Mountain. From spring to fall, it's nearly impossible to spend a day on the mountain and not run into one or two... or twenty! As you can see, they're quite healthy, too!
This photograph was captured with a Sony NEX-7.
A little rain can't slow down the deer of Beech Mountain. The two bucks and two does appear to be on a double date. There are so many deer up on Beech Mountain that you are virtually guaranteed to see a handful on any given day.
This photograph was captured with a Sony a6300.
It's spring and that means the deer are coming out of the woodwork in North Carolina's High Country. I cheated on this photograph a bit, though... this deer is one of the captive deer in the Grandfather Mountain sanctuary.
This photograph was captured with a Sony NEX-7 and edited in Adobe Lightroom.