Articles for tag: Fawns

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Habits and Habitat of the American Bald Eagle

It has come to stand for nobility and freedom to many people. The American Bald Eagle is a member of Accipitridae family which includes hawks, kites and old world vultures. The American Bald Eagle can only found in North America. More than half live in Canada and not the United States. There are two subspecies, ...

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My Top Ten Disney Princes

#10 The Sword in the Stone — December 25, 1963 The story of King Arthur is a story that has been around a lot longer than Walt Disney, but this charming movie brought the story to children everywhere. With a loopy merlin tutor as his guide, young Arthur pulls out the sword to become the ...

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Black Bears in Minnesota: What You Should Know About Them

Minnesotans used to hate bears. Today they are a prized big-game animal, numbering about 20,000, and a favorite for professional photographers looking for a special thrill. Before 1965, Minnesota black bears were thought of as varmints, to be shot on sight and left to rot. There was a $10 bounty to anyone who killed one, ...

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How to Bottle Feed a Whitetail Deer Fawn

My husband and I received our first Whitetail fawn when she was a day old. A few weeks before bringing her home we applied through the Department of Natural Resources for our wildlife breeders license. You must obtain this, and the breeder numbers of the buck and doe that the fawn came from. We allowed ...

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How to Provide Care for Captive White Tail Deer

The wildlife in America are being forced closer and closer into residential areas by the destruction of their natural habitat, and human development of what was once open range lands and forest. For every acre of land being developed, it’s estimated that as many as 6 different species of wildlife are adversely effected by the ...

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Whitetail Deer Come in Variations of Color

Most of us are familiar with whitetail deer. They’re those brown animals with the white under tail that have such a habit of running out in front of our cars when we’re doing 60 miles an hour. They’re also the ones that have such adorable spotted fawns. They’re the animal that thousands of men don ...