And just WHAT do we have here?
You are SO busted, Missy.
My readers probably didn’t notice that little snippet of one of my plants hanging from your mouth. We can see it better in this close-up.
Do you really think those sweet little doe eyes are going to save you?
Well, yeah, you’re probably right. But as soon as I type the last word of this post, I’m heading outside with Liquid Stench Fence. Those plants won’t be nearly as tasty the next time you sneak into my flowerbed.
And are you wearing mascara?
~These Days Of Mine~
these days of mine 
Aw…beautiful photos, Dianna.
AWESOME!!! Finally, you have the evidence – you’re better than a security camera. But, they’re still beautiful!
HA! Funny but I see in her eyes she knows she’s got nothing to worry about from the lady who has the “all you can eat salad bar” !!
Pam
Aw, Those eyes are pools of innocence. It’s a shame that her snack isn’t something she should be eating. Thank goodness that you have liquid fence or You would be eat out of house and home.
Great photos. So sweet, 🙂
It’s just her appearance fee! (And with such a photogenic face it’s almost worth it!)
Not even pretending to have a defense ..
Oh, well .. easier to ask forgiveness …… : )
“It’s just a *little* nibble…and you have so many pretty flowers, I just can’t help myself.”
“Oh no, you catch me with the evidence in my mouth!” Busted now!! Great blog.
Instead of caught red-handed, I’d say she was caught green-mouthed. Ha! But oh, she is a pretty one. I’m sure she uses that to her advantage. 😉
This is so great. We have the same problem. But it’s even worse/ better when sweet little spotted fawns are nibbling the greenery, spot someone glaring, and go right back to nibbling because mama says Oh it’s fine, they’re harmless, they’re the humans that provide us with all these lovely meals!
The look of “I didn’t do it!” That close up looks awesome. I know someone who will love that picture from and artists point of view.
I love the ever-closer shot of her face, greenery poking out! I can almost hear dramatic music to go along with it. Thief! but oh such a delicate one.