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6:09 Hi to all. A peaceful shot.

If I'm not first, I'm close to it.

Hi everyone - lovely day in central Ohio!

You were very close, Mary!

WOW, look at those racks! Sorry, couldn't resist!

Hope everyone is having a truly fabulous day!
Aimee :-0

2:57 Maen! Where's the sleigh? Where's the snow? They can't be reindeer!

6:41 to all of you.

You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen, Comet and Cupid and Donner and Blitzen....

DanM, you are correct. They are caribou.

maen all! caribou in north america...reindeer in europe and asia.

I don't give a rat's patootie what they're called ... just so they pull the sleigh and bring me my pressies!

Yes, if they are from Norway, they are Reindeer. According to Wikipedia, Caribou and Reindeer are both the same species, Rangifer tarandus. Nine subspecies are currently recognized, two of which are already extinct.

DanM don't you dare ask for snow, we are just getting rid of ours. Are they also called elk?

4.55 are they resting after the christmas run

Patootie, Judy?? Such language from a refined, genteel lady as yourself will get you reported as abusive! (Not from me, of course.)
Hmm, Patootie Judy. has a nice ring to it, don't you think. How 'bout it, gang, shall she now be known as 'Patootie Judy'?

Elk are different from reindeer/caribou, Orianne.

The elk, or wapiti (Cervus canadensis), is the second largest species of deer in the world and one of the largest mammals in North America and eastern Asia. In the deer family (Cervidae), only the moose, Alces alces (called an "elk" in Europe), is larger. Wapiti are almost identical to More...

Oops submitted too soon: I got it from Wikipaedia!

Thank you to our resident animal expert, Jim. I had always wondered if reindeer and caribou were the same. Agree with Judy though - whatever as long as they bring the pressies at Christmas!

I think Grandpa Hal has WAY too much time on his hands!

Or is that Grandpa Hal-itosis? ... or Grandpa Hal-ucination? ...

I saw a lot of Elk in Yellowstone National Park. They are very large, much larger than caribou/reindeer. However, they are dwarfed by Moose. I was watching a bull moose feed in the Gallatin River, and when he decided to come ashore, all of us ran for the car- the thing was at least 9 feet tall at More...

Thank you all, I have learnt something today!

I feel so privileged to be able to come to a site where I can be educated almost daily on such a wide variety of subjects. Thank you to all our "experts" and all others who so diligently research those subjects for which we have no resident expert.

7:16, a bit slow this evening.