Although cropland also provides
fawn cover, it may be inadequate relative to other cover types such as grasslands, likely because of differences in vegetation height, which may be important early in a
fawn's life (Grovenburg and others 2010).
HABITAT CHARACTERISTICS AT CAPTURE LOCATIONS OF WHITE-TAILED DEER FAWNS IN THE NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS
3D computed tomography of stillborn, conjoined white-tailed deer
fawns (Odocoileus virginianus) collected in Houston County, Minnesota, during May 2016.
Conjoined White-Tailed Deer (Odocoileus virginianus) Fawns
I took this photo when some
fawns visited my backyard.
Young Wildlife
Fawn and Bunny maneuver Snowboy as he is finding a spot where he can spend the night, ahead of when Bunny returns to her home and family, and
Fawn hurries to reach the stable before her parents become aware that she has gone outside the safety of the village for a while.
'Til the Last Snowflake Falls
Birth date depends on growth of the cervid
fawn (Clutton-Brock et al.
Pre-, postnatal growth and maternal condition in a free ranging fallow deer population
Our objective was to determine if recruitment calculated from camera surveys was consistent with radiotag-based
fawn survival estimates collected concurrently at the same site.
Are camera surveys useful for assessing recruitment in white-tailed deer?
Greenmaster3ho is a medium-maturing variety whose earing period is around May 14, which is late by three days compared to
Fawn, its contrast variety.The leaf length during the earing season was about 76 cm.
DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ENDOPHYTE-FREE TALL FESCUE VARIETY, GREENMASTER3ho
He contacted the National Parks Authority of the Civil Administration and transferred the startled
fawn to them.
Fawn Illegally-Held by Palestinians is Rescued by IDF
Previous
fawn studies primarily used opportunistic capture techniques to assess
fawn survival (White et al., 1972; Ballard et al., 1998; Pojar and Bowden 2004).
Survival of desert mule deer fawns in central Arizona
"
Fawn recruitment" is a term often used to describe the number of
fawns per 100 does that survive to at least six months of age.
Fawns are the future
"I did graphic design at Teesside University and I have been running
Fawn for about four years.
Food boss Jason adds fashion to entrepreneurial mix
Coyotes get blamed for many sins, especially killing too many
fawns, pheasants, quail, rabbits and grouse -- game we hunters resentfully compete for.
Many howl with hatred for coyotes
Because
fawn observations were often not possible until early fall (because of
fawn hiding behavior) early
fawn losses were not detected, and the
fawn production reported here must be considered a conservative estimate of fecundity.
Effects of senescence on female white-tailed deer in Illinois
Having caused an almighty kerfuffle with a baby hawk and incurred the wrath of fiery scout fairy Nyx (Rosario Dawson) and her second-in-command Fury (Melanie Brown),
Fawn reluctantly agrees to follow her head rather than her heart in the future.
TINKER BELL AND THE LEGEND [...]
Mahi Khanam,
Fawn Lamb and Sonya Hussain received funding from Reviving the Heart of the West End (RHWE).
Students clinch scholarship