Other Wildlife at OBX

 

I do have a passion for birds, but I also love and enjoy photographing all wildlife, great and small.

Here’s some of what I’ve happened upon during my walks at Pea Island NWR and along Cape Hatteras National Seashore.

 

 

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Grasshopper

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Moon Jellyfish

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Cannonball Jellyfish

 

If you missed my post on another jellyfish, Blue Buttons, click here, they were gorgeous!

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Gulf Fritillary

 

 

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Gulf Fritillary

 

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Black Racer

 

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Black Racer

 

As I headed to an observation deck at Pea Island NWR, a female White-tailed deer came out of the brush.  She stayed ahead of me, walking a little, then stopping to see where I was.  I followed, and stopped when she did.

I felt like I was playing the children’s game, “Red Light, Green Light”!  😅

 

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“Red Light”

 

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“Green Light”

 

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“Red Light”

 

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“Green Light”

 

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“Red Light”

 

We continued our game, all the way to the observation deck.

Okay, now I’m wondering if she’s going to walk up on the deck.  🤔

 

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White-tailed Deer & Pea Island Observation Deck

 

I wasn’t sure what to do.  She waited there several minutes and then turned to her left and started walking away.  I continued to and up on the observation deck and saw her heading away, with a glance back at me several times.

 

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“Goodbye”

 

I’ve never been escorted to an observation deck by a deer before!  😊

 

“Any glimpse into the life of an animal quickens our own and makes it so much the larger and better in every way.” — John Muir

 

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