Being a newborn deer without a mentor is hard, I've discovered.

It's not so bad, to run around by yourself, rubbing trees and eating mushrooms...but to see other fawns and adults, it's a bit disquieting! It takes every fiber of me not to dart off like a bird.

I've been pelt-changed twice today, which was a pleasant surprise! I just wish I knew how to properly say thank you without acting wrong.

Well, no one said being a deer was easy~

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Beautiful rainbows.....

....and a fish? O.O

and what is that supposed to be????

Two new pics

a giant pagan statue

and .......uhh a shiny star^^

Just because I see alot of people miss-labling their deer.

Here's the way it goes:

"For most deer the male is called a buck and the female is a doe, according to the size of the species. For many medium-sized deer the male is a stag and the female a hind, while for many larger deer the same words are used as for cattle: bull and cow. Terms for young deer vary similarly, with that of most being called a fawn and that of the larger species calf; young of the smallest kinds may be a kid. A group of deer of any kind is a herd. Usage of all these terms may also vary according to dialect. The adjective of relation pertaining to deer is cervine; like the family name "Cervidae" this is from Latin cervus, "deer."

The word 'hart' is an old alternative word for "stag", especially in a (British) Medieval hunting context."

So yes.
If your deer is a whitetail or a deer of similar size, also including many smaller deer, it's either a doe, a buck, or a fawn.

If your deer is slightly larger, fitting into the 'medium' size catagory, it is a stag, hind, or a fawn.

If your deer is HUGEEE, like a moose, it is either a bull, a cow, or a calf.

OKAY? <3

Yeah. I'm not dead.

Does anyone remember me? I'm sorry I've been away so long :c. I miss everybody so much. Especially my little Quamarmar, and Danniikins, and Draak, and GAH.

Wow, everything seems so different... So many new people. Is there still space for a Golden Oldie? I still have a mac. So still no forest :'c. I may be getting a PC for xmas though.. *finger crosses*.

So.. just a brief pop in to say Hi, and that I miss you all very much. I'll try to be back here more often, I promise.

With much love, Tabithaaa <3

The Endless Forest Adoptables

Yes, I know I have two Talors XDDD

Shadows of a Professional Tip-Toer
Whyss Shywind

Will had never been a particularly strong boy. He was not given to loud or boisterous play, and did not do well with the rough and tumble groups that presided over his elementary school.

Indeed, Will was rather that kind of child whom nobody might like – he sneaked. He went about very quietly and inobtrusively, so that no one might know he was there, and he watched. And listened. Always listening, was Will. He learned many things that were not taught in his school, and he knew secrets that would have turned the whole staff on their heads.

But this is not to say Will was an unpleasant child. Quite the opposite – he was kind, polite, willing to please and playful. He desired to be a joy to others – but was unsure how.

You see, Will had a father and mother, like most children, but his Father was not a man who often shared his joy with others. In fact, Will’s father was the cause of much of the boy’s mannerisms – Will snuck about quietly on tiptoe to avoid his father’s wrath.