Deer In Nature

Here we have a fawn with his mother exploring the yard. Clover covers my yard and the deer love it.

In the winter it is harder for the deer to get food. The local stores carry specialized deer food which supports their health. This is a mother deer with her 1 year old female deer and her 6 month old male deer.

In this video a male and female deer lick each other.

This 2 year old buck was born near my property so he returns to the area periodically.

This young deer isn't afraid of snow. The snow is so deep he sinks in but it doesn't bother him. He digs in the snow with his face.

Young deer comes looking for food after a heavy snow fall. He gets frightened when he sees me.

This new fawn is checking out his surroundings.

My dwarf rabbit isn't afraid of anything. Two wild turkeys show up on the property but watch my rabbit take control.

My dwarf rabbit loves to go outside and play. In this video 2 wild turkeys visit the property without incident.

This mother deer loves her young innocent fawn. In this video you will see the mother deer bonding with her baby. Such a beautiful moment.

This dwarf rabbit named Baileys really loves to play with the deer. He likes that the deer are afraid of him. He sometimes scares the deer and will chase them off the property!

The male deer fight with each other using their antlers.

Not sure if the buck's antler was formed this way or if he damaged it when it first started to grow.

This fawn is looking for a resting spot in the bush. He notices me watching him.

Twin fawns out with their mother encounter a young buck.

The deer is curious but isn't afraid of my rabbit

This fawn is checking out his surroundings. He is curious about me and comes right up to me.

This deer had 3 fawns. The new fawns are exploring their surroundings.

This baby fawn is new and exploring. Mama is just a few feet away. Mama deer is larger than most deer around here.

This deer sniffs my hand before she jumps back.

On my road, I see a young deer. As I approached him, he gets scared and runs into the bush.

There is a little rumble until the one deer is kicked out of the group.

This fawn is being playful on my front lawn.

Twins are exploring without mama.

A family of deer are on my front lawn. The buck and female deer begin to lick each other.