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Forest Friends: Deer
Bearington Deer. All these little animals are Beanie Babies made by Ty Inc. On the far left is Whisper; the green deer is Sleighbelle, then Roxie with a blacknose, then Rudy the red nose deer, then Roxie the red nose deer and the white deer is also called Sleighbelle. The mini deer in the front of ...
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ASM | Mammals of New York
Catskills and south 1016 139 Believed extirpated from state because of fatal infestation Southern Red-backed Vole Clethrionomys gapperi common statewide 69 146 Chestnut colored back on gray body. ... Off Long Is. 454(FM) Larger than harbor seal, with "Roman Nose." ARTIODACTYLA (Even-toed ungulates) Cervidae (deer) White-Tailed Deer Odocoileus virginianus common statewide 185(F), 186(A), 803(M), 1279( ...
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ASM | Mammals of Oklahoma
Red Wolf Canis rufus Extirpated Formerly wooded eastern two-thirds of state 264(C), 968 22 Intermediate in size between the coyote & gray wolf; long legs. Head, muzzle, & nose pad ... primarily at edges of woodlands. Uncontrolled burning & livestock overgrazing are the main destroyers of deer habitat. Antilocapridae (pronghorn) Pronghorn Antilocapra americana Rare Western parts of state 166(M), 717 ...
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Insidious yellow-red flames lapped at wood that had been drying and piling up ... from my worry. I looked where she pointed and barely saw a deer through the haze. It stumbled in circles, fell, got up, teetered again. ... for ears, gathered moss for fur, using a thick clump for a nose. David, a middle-aged forester who seemed to enjoy being a part ...
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ScoutNet UK
UK with ease at our new contacts page! 14th February 1997 - Only one month until . . . Red Nose Day! 8th February 1997 - Better late than never! February's Quiz is now online. 4th ... April 1996 - At last! Our new Home Page is now available. 10th April 1996 - Lydney Deer Park Camp information added too! 3rd April 1996 - Drum Hill Scout Campsite information added. 30th ...
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Natureandco.com - National Parks of New Zealand - Mt Aspiring National Park
Dart valleys, the ultramafics (serpentinites, dunites and peridotites) of the Red Hills area, in the south-western corner of the park, ... disappeared, and several other species are now endangered (cf. above). Red deer were introduced from 1871 until the 1920s to provide game ... Hut provide bases for attemptig summits such as Pope's Nose, Mt Avalanche, Rob Roy. Between the lower Dart and Rees rivers ...
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River of Words: Poetry
Chirping, a robin sits in a tree, Red and black, looking down at me. The sun floats down, down, ... , Purple peaks, Snow packs melt creating creeks. Taupe elk, Tawny deer, Antlered mammals living here. Silver rocks, Emerald trees, Branches blowing in ... feeling the numb on my feet. Cold brisk air, tickling my nose, while blowing softly against the Hudson. Beyond there are trains, boats ...
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Red Wolf Facts
Dog Red Wolf Red Wolf (Canis rufus) Red Wolves ... Red Wolf Facts: An adult red wolf weighs between 50-80 pounds and is about 4 feet long from the tip of its tail to its nose. Red Wolves eat rabbits, deer, raccoons and rodents. Red Wolves live in packs of 5 to 8 individuals. The packs consist of an adult breeding pair and their young of different ages. They are called red ...
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NvWF Places - Red Rock Canyon Mamals
In fact, over 45 species of mammals occur in the Red Rock Canyon area. The presence of cool temperatures, perennial water ... dog family, the coyote resembles its domestic cousins except that its nose is more pointed and its tail is bushier. The coyote ... these two mammals throughout the Scenic Loop Drive. Large Herbivores Mule deer, desert bighorn sheep and burros can also be found within the ...
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National Geographic: Lewis & Clark—Animals—White-Tailed Deer
Deer May 19, 1804, at St. Charles, Missouri. Size varies greatly; a small to medium-size deer. Tan or reddish brown above in summer; grayish brown in winter.
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