Sentences with phrase «black tailed deer»

Much of the land is also home to wildlife like golden eagles, quail, pheasants, foxes, coyotes, and black tail deer.

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All the woodland creatures one would expect, great and small, are here» deer and black bears, glistening black snakes and tawny foxes, Ruby - Throated Hummingbirds and owls and Blue - Tailed Skinks, and so on.

«These data confirm what we have suspected for some time — that due to the increase in white - tailed deer on Staten Island, the incidence rate of Lyme disease — carried by black - legged ticks — is also rising,» Oddo said in a statement.

It is likely you will see Black Bears and Black - tailed deer and you will have a chance at seeing the famous cougar which so many talk about.

Wildlife viewing is another reason to visit: Black - tailed deer, coyotes, and bobcats roam the property and birders should keep an eye out for white - crowned sparrows and great blue herons.

Black - tailed deer are the most common, accounting for roughly over half of the catalogued photos, followed by gray squirrels, small rodents, and raccoons.

Beginning in the 1920s and continuing well into the 1970s, the government of British Columbia undertook several hunting, trapping and poisoning campaigns to remove all wolves from Vancouver Island so sport hunters would find it easier to hunt and kill black - tailed deer, the wolves» principal source of food.

These animals prey mainly on black - tailed deer and Roosevelt elk, only taking smaller game, such as squirrels, rodents, and beaver, when larger prey are scarce.

Diet The two principal prey of the Vancouver Island wolf are the Columbian black - tailed deer and the Roosevelt elk.

On land there are black bear, timber wolves, Sitka black - tailed deer, river otters, mink, martin, beaver, and more.

Columbian Black - tailed Deer are the most widespread large mammal, after humans, of the Northern Coast Ranges.

Coastal black - tailed deer, Roosevelt elk, black bears, cougars and wolves are found in the forested and open uplands.

The tour will begin in Port Hardy and we will travel by van for 35 - 40 minutes out of town on an active logging road where there is a good chance of spotting black bears and white - tailed deer.

Sharp eyes lend well for wildlife sightings of black - tailed deer, elk, black bear, and several bird species inhabiting the local area along the way!

The Columbian Black - tailed deer (Odocoileus hemionug columbianus) is one of three closely related subspecies of deer in British Columbia most closely resembling the larger mule Read More...

Look for beaver, river otter, muskrat and nutria, Roosevelt elk, or black - tailed deer.

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The wildlife «body doubles» include black and grizzly bears, white - tailed deer, antelope, and coyotes, says Jim Reed, who is in charge of the program.

Beaver, Elk Pronghorn, Bighorn Sheep, Grizzly Bear, Quail, Black Bear, Grouse, Rabbit, Boar, Mink, Racoon, Bobcat, Moose, Red Fox, Caribou, Mule Deer, Turkey, Cougar, Musk Rat, Waterfowl, Coyote, Pheasant, White - Tail Deer.