Apr 212013
 
White-tailed Deer - First Winter Finished

A doe and her nearly grown fawns. With mom’s help, these two young White-tailed Deer have successfully survived their first winter! Observation Details County – Denton City – The Colony Date – Apr 12, 2010 Time of Day – Evening Temperature – Cool (50-69°F/10-21°C) Weather – Clear Habitat – Agricultural-Pasture Type of Behavior – Care

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Jan 112013
 
White-tailed Deer - Four

There are four White-tailed Deer in these photographs taken near Schiff Lake in The Colony, Texas. There are two deer in the foreground and two in the background. Carefully comparing the photographs below will help you to locate all four deer. Observation Details County – Denton City – The Colony Date – Jan 19, 2010

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Dec 182012
 
White-tailed Deer - Normandy Estates

Once it was established that there are deer living in Arbor Hills Nature Preserve, I began to wonder where else in Plano they might be. Looking over Google Maps of the area, I discovered that there may be a viable wildlife corridor between Arbor Hills and the roughly 200 wooded acres on the Frito-Lay campus

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Dec 142012
 
White-tailed Deer - Near Schiff Lake

White-tailed Deer near Schiff Lake in The Colony, Texas. Observation Details County – Denton City – The Colony Date – Dec 24, 2009 Time of Day – Morning Temperature – Cold (less than 50°F/10°C) Weather – Cloudy Habitat – Agricultural-Pasture Type of Behavior – Roaming Gender – Mixed Maturity – Mixed Observer – Chris Jackson

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Dec 092012
 
White-tailed Deer - By a Flooded Creek

A white-tailed Deer next to flooded Indian Creek in The Colony, Texas. Observation Details County – Denton City – The Colony Date – Dec 6, 2009 Time of Day – Afternoon Temperature – Cold (less than 50°F/10°C) Weather – Cloudy Habitat – Agricultural-Pasture Type of Behavior – Roaming Gender – Female Maturity – Adult Observer

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Nov 082012
 
White-tailed Deer - Riverbend

We encountered a number of White-tailed Deer while exploring in the Trinity River Greenbelt Riverbend Preserve. All were found moving along the trails on top of the levy. The deer were spending their time causally browsing in the tall grass, and did not seem overly concerned about our presence. When we would get a little

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Nov 052012
 
Journal - Exploring Lock and Dam Number 4

Dateline – October 28, 2012 When planning a trip into the woods its good to have a destination in mind. A goal gives your hike structure and helps minimize distractions. It keeps you focused. An objective lets you know when its time to head back. That last reason is an especially important consideration for me.

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