The Appetite Of A Deer

 I was upstairs on the second floor of the house when my son Cade informed me that there was a deer at the backyard. I looked at the window and saw this live deer chewing the bean plants located on the left side of the yard, then the deer moved closer to the fence and had some of those leafy edible vines. I couldn't believe that the deer also was interested with those willow leaves and the leaves from morning glory that was on the fence. Those morning glory plants almost covered the fence so if that's also an edible food for this animal then it will be eaten by this wild animal.

 Then the deer walked away from the morning glory vines and started chewing the blackberries. I didn't pick blackberries this year. The blackberry vines are full of those berries so it must have been a great feast for the deer. I am not interested in blackberries. No one in my family likes blackberries. It's good to know that the hungry deer likes it for food.

 Later, the deer's interest is on the lawn. The animal is not satisfied on the blackberries or the deer has enough and started chewing the grass.

He continued to gnaw and chew whatever is on the ground. Darn! That deer has humongous appetite. Or the deer is probably hungry because look how skinny and  thin that deer is. I'm glad that the deer was able to have something to eat from our backyard.