It is always a challenge for me to be able to photograph the more mature Whitetail Bucks especially in an area that they are hunted. The Bucks in the above photos appear to be all young but they do have great looking antlers which are still in velvet. Here is a photo I took of [...]
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This photo makes me think that the Whitetail Doe is teaching her fawn a great lesson and that is to always work as a team.
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The past few weeks I have been seeing lots of Whitetail Deer. Most of the time the Bucks and Does are in separate groups but these 3 were together.
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I finally saw a fawn following behind a Doe. I’m sure I would see more of them but most of the deer have been sticking to the thick cover and this makes it difficult. Wikipedia: For the first four weeks, fawns mostly lie still and hide in vegetation while their mothers forage. They are then [...]
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I posted a few photos of these Whitetail Deer at Mount Nebo State Park here in Arkansas using my little pocket camera: Photographing Deer With A Pocket Camera I did have my large telephoto lens and was able to photograph these same deer bedding down. At one point I had a Doe that just could [...]
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Yesterday I posted a photo of a Red-breasted Nuthatch I took with a small pocket camera (Canon Powershot s95): Photographing Birds With A Pocket Camera Today I am posting photos of Whitetail Deer that I took with that same camera. Don’t get me wrong! A long lens is nice to have for photographing wildlife but [...]
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