What a Dear!

by Pamela Davidson

Home / Artists / Pamela Davidson / Image Detail

Previous

  • Pamela Davidson
  • View Portfolio
  •  
  • Image 81 of 209
  • Added 29 Apr 2008
  • 160 Views
  • 5 Comments
  •  
  • Share This Image On...
Previous 81 of 209 Next
What a Dear!

This sweet little Black Tailed Deer was grazing just off the highway. The male Black-Tail, each year loses his antlers, but each spring will grow a new set. These Deer can live in the wild up to 10 years, up to 22 years in captivity. There favorite food of choice is the sweet leaves and shoots of the blackberry bush. Taken in Aldergrove, B.C.

Next

Featured In Art Groups

The Wild Side

Tags

Photography Photograph Nature/Wildlife black tailed deer

5 Comments

Anonymous Guest

Emily Reed

Emily Reed 05 May 2008

I LOVE HOW THEY LOOK AT YOU SO ALERTLY! SENSITIVE ANIMALS!

Pamela Davidson
Artist Reply: I like to call them Perky and Delicate.. course I grew up on Bambi, have always had a place in my heart for the sweet little timid deer. Thanks Emily!!!
debbie collier

debbie collier 29 Apr 2008

Excellent work!!!

Pamela Davidson
Artist Reply: Debbie, what a wonderful compliment, Thanks so much!
Nira Dabush

Nira Dabush 29 Apr 2008

Such wonderful refreshing photo, Pamela...just so adorable...a delightful capture

Pamela Davidson
Artist Reply: Thanks so much Nira! I love watching them bounce along the fields. The white tails are far more common here but even then we don't see all that many.
Jodi Keys

Jodi Keys 29 Apr 2008

Pamela this is an awesome capture and the way you caught him looking is fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Pamela Davidson
Artist Reply: He is sweet isn't he... LOL I made keith slam on the brakes and go back, I figured he would just run off like the others did, there was 3 of them :) Thank You My Friend!!
jamie winter

jamie winter 29 Apr 2008

fantastic capture Pam~!

Pamela Davidson
Artist Reply: Thanks Jamie, he didn't stick around to long and I NEVER see deer around, everyone else tells me they are everywhere LOL so for me this was a lucky find :)