I have been reading about the problem with Vishus Deer that some of our new friends are having. It sounds very scary. I don't think that any of them live around our house, because we have not seen them come by here. But I found these pictures on our computer. Tracy says she saw these deer in a nearby town. This group here is obviously hunting for some cats to bother in this house.
But this one here doesn't look very vishus at all. It is just a little one and it likes the flowers. Do Vishus Deer like flowers? It doesn't seem possible.
But here is a big bird that Tracy also saw. It must be looking for Skeezix or Daisy, like those other two large birds that they saw. I think that everycat should be quite careful about Large Vishus Birds as well as the deer. They seem to be in cahoots together, from the looks of things.
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Aaaahhhh! Oh, Phoebe! That is a LOT of vishus deer. I am a little worried that there is a whole herd of them. I am not sure about that little one, he is kind of cute. And look at the pretty flowers! I am also a little scairt of the giant bird, too! Thanks for the good advice.
Hi girls, thanks for the information on the vishus deer. We are very lucky here where I live, as they keep all the vishus deer in Richmond Park and it has a big high fence around it and they can't get out. We do occasionally get foxes, hedgehogs and squirrels but they are generally more irritaing and rude then vishus. FAZ
Oh yes! Da big birds must be in cahoots wif da vishus deer. We don't haf deer by our howse but dey are a few street over by da river.
Hmmm...we still fink this vishus deer stuff is all made up by our beans to keep us indoors!
I think you need to be more careful of the vishus birds than the vishus deer. There are some that could scoop a kitty right up!
Tara
Do not be misled by their mild appearance. You can never tell when a deer will turn vishus.
Vishus deer are a really big problem! Rocky the Gutter Cat and Maobert have created "Rocky and Mao's Vishus Deer Repellant" to protect we young (and not-so-young) juicy cats from their hideous fangs. Sure, deer LOOK docile and the flower-munching seems harmless, but it is only a ploy to lower our guard so that they can herd around one of us and make us LUNCH! Don't be fooled!
DMM
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