As the deer population grows so do suburban areas, which in turn puts more folks in contact with nature. Nature has learned ...

With the speed and grace of an adult deer the fawn bound out of sight into the leafy green woods, its tiny white tail waving ...

In a heartwarming act of dedication and compassion, Greenville Animal Protective Services (APS) officers successfully rescued ...

The whitetail deer (Odocoileus virginianus) is located on both American continents from Southern Canada down to Peru and Bolivia in the South America, where they inhabit hardwoods, croplands, ...

Most deer fawns are born in late May and the first and second weeks of June. It is best to keep your distance because the fawn’s mother is almost always nearby. When people see a small fawn alone, ...

Signs of spring are abundant across the Commonwealth with flowering dogwoods in bloom, hayfields greening up, and white-tailed deer fawns being born. During this time fawns can often ...

A days-old black-tailed deer fawn lies hidden in the grass of a pasture along a country road near Elkton in rural southwestern Oregon. Its mother, foraging nearby, had temporarily ‘cached’ the fawn—a ...

It wasn’t a ghost that Nels Houghton first saw while jogging in the early morning near his home a few months ago, but the albino mule deer fawn proved just about as elusive. Houghton would only ...

It is illegal in Wisconsin to remove fawns from the wild or attempt unlicensed rehabilitation. Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources reminds the public to protect white-tailed deer fawns by ...