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Two White-tailed Fawns at Black Mesa’s South Entrance

September 26, 2026 by Steve Creek
One of the Black Mesa whitetail fawns standing among spiky plants near the park's south entrance

Black Mesa whitetail fawns appeared during my first week, then vanished from view. Could mule deer explain the change in sightings?

Categories Wildlife Photography Tags Black Mesa State Park, deer behavior, fawns, mule deer, Oklahoma Panhandle, white-tailed deer Leave a comment

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Five Days Photographing Wildlife at Fort Supply Lake

September 13, 2026 by Steve Creek
My truck and travel trailer at a tree-lined campsite at Fort Supply Lake in Oklahoma

Fort Supply Lake wildlife filled my five-day camping trip with birds and deer to photograph before heading to Black Mesa State Park.

Categories Wildlife Photography Tags Black Mesa State Park, camping, Fort Supply Lake, Great Blue Heron, Greater Roadrunner, Northern Bobwhite, Oklahoma wildlife, turkey vulture, white-tailed deer, wild turkey 1 Comment

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Photographing White-tailed Deer Triplets at Mount Nebo

August 3, 2026 by Steve Creek
White-tailed Doe stands with her three spotted fawns among pine trees at Mount Nebo State Park

White-tailed Deer triplets kept me waiting at Mount Nebo State Park before all three fawns gathered for two family photos.

Categories White-tailed Deer Tags Arkansas Wildlife, Dardanelle Arkansas, deer triplets, fawn photography, Mount Nebo State Park, white-tailed deer, White-tailed Fawns, Wildlife Photography 2 Comments

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A Funny White-tailed Deer Grooming Moment

August 2, 2026 by Steve Creek
One White-tailed Doe licks near the eye of another doe at Mount Nebo State Park in Arkansas

A White-tailed Deer grooming moment between two does made me laugh during my recent visit to Mount Nebo State Park in Arkansas.

Categories Mammal Photography Tags Arkansas Wildlife, Dardanelle Arkansas, deer grooming, Mount Nebo State Park, social grooming, white-tailed deer, Wildlife behavior, Wildlife Photography

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White-tailed Doe Approaches Canada Geese

July 13, 2026 by Steve Creek
White-tailed Doe standing near a Canada Goose in an Oklahoma field

A White-tailed Doe approached a group of Canada Geese at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge and appeared to invite them to play.

Categories White-tailed Deer Tags Canada Geese, Canon EOS R5 Mark II, Canon RF 200-800mm, Oklahoma wildlife, sequoyah national wildlife refuge, unusual wildlife behavior, white-tailed deer, White-tailed Doe, wildlife interaction, Wildlife Photography

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Baby Coyote Encounter With a White-Tailed Doe

June 29, 2026 by Steve Creek
Baby coyote standing near a white-tailed doe on the auto tour road at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge.

A baby coyote encounter with a white-tailed doe left me with more questions than answers at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge.

Categories Mammal Photography Tags Baby Coyote, Canon EOS R5 Mark II, Canon RF 200-800mm, Coyote pup, Oklahoma wildlife, sequoyah national wildlife refuge, white-tailed deer, White-tailed Doe, Wildlife behavior, Wildlife Photography 8 Comments

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An Unexpected White-tailed Doe and Fawn in Early April

April 8, 2026 by Steve Creek
White-tailed doe standing with a spotted fawn in sunlit woods at Fort Smith, Arkansas

I photographed a White-tailed Doe and a surprisingly large spotted fawn in early April at Fort Smith, Arkansas.

Categories Mammal Photography Tags Arkansas Wildlife, fawn, fort smith arkansas, Janet Huckabee Arkansas River Valley Nature Center, spring wildlife, white-tailed deer, White-tailed Doe 1 Comment

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Deer With Drooped Ear at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge

March 23, 2026 by Steve Creek
White-tailed doe standing in a green field with one partially drooped ear at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge

I photographed a drooped ear deer at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma during low light from beside my truck.

Categories Mammal Photography Tags Canon R5 Mark II, Canon RF 200-800mm, deer ears, injured deer, low light wildlife photography, Oklahoma wildlife, sequoyah national wildlife refuge, white-tailed deer, White-tailed Doe, Wildlife Photography 1 Comment
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