White-tailed Deer (Odocoileus virginianus) - New York - Young buck - Found over much of the U. S. -southern Canada and Mexico and introduced elsewhere in the world - Lives in forests-swamps

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White-tailed Deer (Odocoileus virginianus) - New York - Young buck - Found over much of the U. S. -southern Canada and Mexico and introduced elsewhere in the world - Lives in forests-swamps

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White-tailed Deer - young buck
New York, USA
Odocoileus virginianus
Found over much of the U.S. southern Canada and Mexico and introduced elsewhere in the world. Lives in forests, swamps and open brushy areas nearby. A browser eats twigs, shrubs, fungi, acorns and grass and herbs in season. The most important big game mammal in the eastern U.S. Can do considerable damage to young orchards and vegetable crops if population not controlled
John Cancalosi
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. In this photo print, we have a young buck from New York showcasing its mischievous charm. Known as the 'Mischievous Muncher, ' this adorable deer represents its species with pride and curiosity. Found across much of the U. S. , southern Canada, and even Mexico, these white-tailed deer are true globetrotters! They've been introduced to various parts of the world but always find their way back home. Whether it's forests, swamps, or open brushy areas nearby, you'll spot them gracefully browsing on twigs, shrubs, fungi, acorns - basically anything that tickles their taste buds! Considered the most important big game mammal in the eastern U. S. , these playful creatures can sometimes cause a bit of trouble too. Watch out for your young orchards and vegetable crops if their population isn't controlled! But hey, who could resist those innocent eyes? Our photographer John Cancalosi has perfectly captured this young buck's face-to-face encounter with us. With his majestic antlers proudly displayed and an expression that says "I'm up to no good" he reminds us why wildlife is so fascinating. So hang this delightful print on your wall and let it remind you to appreciate nature's mischief-makers like our charming White-tailed Deer!

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