wow i love deer!!! my favorite deer is the piebald deer!!! :D i hate hunting deer :( A piebald deer is not a species of deer, rather, a colouration or deformity that can happen to any species of deer (usually most common in Whitetails). Its pretty much a deer that is, in a way, half albino. We get ...

Yeah. Some people just don't get that, and for sure many people will be furious at this, when really harvesting a few wolves greatly benefits the entire population. The article also states that she was an "alpha" of the pack. While some people will be worrying about that, won't her mate find anothe...

Thanks everyone so much! (i really have to remember to continue sending photos in) im loving the other shots up there. I always find that gloomy autumn days show off perfects scenes for creepy movies :) dieing brown leaves in a skeletal forest... I LOVE it. :P all of your picture show off fall wond...

i have to agree with the point made about the post being just a number . personally, i really don't care if i have more or less posts that the next person, or what my rank is. it really doesn't matter to me. the main thing that bothers me is when there are avatar shops with amazing avvies (or somet...

i live right off of a big conservation area, so we get the coyotes howling every night. we hardly ever see them during the day, periodically during dusk, but mostly during the night. i HAVE tried calling to them before. (: one time, it was dusk and i has just horsing around with my friend, pretendi...

we get deer every day around here. mostly whitetails. i have a few photos on flickr if anyone is interested. http://www.flickr.com/photos/61429123@N08/sets/72157626960645705/ I thought it was weird that a deer would need tusks, but I'm sure they have a purpose. i read that they need their tusks whe...

we have some cardinals here, but i find them so hard to get photos of. every time i get close enough, they fly somewhere that i cant follow. my brother has gotten a few photos though! he has one photo of a cardinal fighting with itself in a car mirror, and somehow nation geographic found his flickr...

cool! we get mockingbirds as well. we had a mating pair in one of the far back bushes. its quite entertaining to watch the pair fly around, fending of starlings and robins. (: i have gotten a few photos of them. (: http://www.flickr.com/photos/61429123@N08/6906158350/in/set-72157626510005031 http:/...

i read about this in national geographic. i think it is very interesting. im not sure if it is the right or wrong think to do, and im not going to get into aggreement or disagreements about it. if they do succeed in it, it would be an amazing feet that everyone will remember. plus it would be cool ...

i havnt watched it on tv, but i OWN it on blueray. (: im not sure if it was aired on tv before it came out on dvd/blueray. i didnt even know that it was going to be on discovery channel. my brother bought it the day it came out in stores. i watched all the episodes right away, without stopping. x) ...

Very cool. I have a whole bunch of skulls and teeth and bones from the forest behind my house. Now, im no expert, but I CAN go by lots of experience. To start off, it is definitely a tooth, and a canine at that (as others have pointed out). I know you guys are thinking it is a fox, but i am pretty ...

i live in the south eastern bit of canada (not saying anything else ;)) our lot backs right onto a conservation area so we get quite a few animals (we dont live on a farm or anything, just a big-ish property). - white tailed deer (so many EVERYDAY) - coyotes (see them sometimes, hear them every nig...

i find it quite amusing when animals "realize" the mutation they have and try to "hide away from everyone". this really is a very interesting topic to be posted and it is a wonderful chance for people to learn more about someting they probably would not have thought of before. Thanks for posting th...