Wild Animals (Not commonly kept as pets)
Wild Animals (Not commonly kept as pets)
White-tailed buck deer spotted in southeastern Pennsylvania, USA.
White-tailed deer at the pond on the Maguire Farm.
A couple of white-tailed buck deer spotted in southeastern Pennsylvania, USA.
A couple of white-tailed buck deer spotted in southeastern Pennsylvania, USA.
A couple of white-tailed buck deer spotted in southeastern Pennsylvania, USA. Notice how the buck on the left has part of his antler broken off—this most likely happened while in a fight with another buck. Each year, buck deer shed their antlers. Most shed them in March-April and by August-September they are fully grown. Antler shedding usually occurs earlier in the northern states than southern states. In Pennsylvania, deer usually shed their antlers in February. A male deer is called a buck, while a female deer is called a doe. Does do not grow antlers.
A couple of white–tailed buck deer spotted in southeastern Pennsylvania, USA.
A white-tailed buck deer spotted in southeastern Pennsylvania, USA.
A couple of white-tailed buck deer spotted in southeastern Pennsylvania, USA, in the winter snow.
A couple of white-tailed buck deer spotted in southeastern Pennsylvania, USA, in the winter snow.
A couple of white-tailed buck deer spotted in southeastern Pennsylvania, USA, in the winter snow.
Seven-point buck spotted in Pennsylvania.
Seven-point buck spotted in Pennsylvania.
Seven-point buck spotted in Pennsylvania.
Seven-point buck spotted in Pennsylvania.
Seven-point buck spotted in Pennsylvania.
Seven-point buck spotted in Pennsylvania.
Seven-point buck spotted in Pennsylvania.
Seven-point buck spotted in Pennsylvania.
Seven-point buck spotted in Pennsylvania.
Seven-point buck spotted in Pennsylvania.
Seven-point buck spotted in Pennsylvania.
Seven-point buck spotted in Pennsylvania.