Sentences with phrase «deer fawn»

Custom - tailored pillow in a vintage / never used ultra-soft velvet - chenille cotton blended fabric depicting a deer fawn speckled spot design.

Côté believes the bears died out because they could find no alternative food in autumn: Salmon are sparse in the region, and by that time of year, deer fawns have grown too large to catch.

Mammalian prey includes rabbits, hares, raccoons, muskrats, beavers, and deer fawns.

Not exact matches

We caught a deer and her fawn drinking from ours!

SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Deer - their ticks, appetites and fawns - are on the voters» minds in the 128th Assembly District.

Paint is starting to peel on the house, and deer have been using a protected spot off the front porch to stash their fawns.

This deer extinguisher call is great for anyone looking for something that can adjust from fawn to doe to buck easily and instantly.

A single reed fawn bleat is something different than a grunt and allows you to call lots of different deer.

But the premise that carried the first film (and the original Japanese trilogy and mini-series)-- the idea of a media - borne STD (or drug addiction), transformed here into something carried aloft by the virulence of peer pressure — is instantly discarded along with its deadline gimmick in favour of about two hours of garbage involving killer deer, a somnambulantly - possessed kid (if demonic possession renders your nine - year - old docile as a fawn, that's a trade - off some might be willing to make), and poor Naomi Watts huffing and puffing and delivering awful, repetitive monologues at her catatonic kid.

Some examples follow (animal baby names are in parentheses): beaver (kit); cow (calf or heifer); deer (fawn); dog (pup); duck (duckling); eagle (eaglet); elephant (calf); fish (fry); fox (kit); frog (polliwog or tadpole); goat (kid); goose (gosling); hen (pullet); hippo (calf); horse (foal, yearling, or colt); kangaroo (joey); lion (cub); owl (owlet); pigeon (squab or squeaker); quail (cheeper); rabbit (bunny); seal (pup); shark (cub); sheep (lamb); swan (cygnet); turkey (poult); whale (calf); zebra (foal).

Suddenly, a couple fawns stroll out into the road and I slam on the car's optional carbon - ceramic brakes, stopping just short of the baby deer.

Red deer have a dozen words for grace, and none of them applied to Carolyn's human feet, so large and clumsy when seen next to the delicate hooves of Asha and the other fawns.

In THE DEER EFFECT, we see Hannah Demsey who is found dead near the body of a fawn on the side of the road.

LONG ISLAND: Volunteers For Wildlife in Locust Valley - 516-674-0982 Long Island Wildlife and Animal Rescue in Massapequa - 516-797-8387 Wildlife In Need of Rescue and Rehabilitation in Massapequa - via Facebook Marine Nature Study Area in Oceanside - 516-766-1580 Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center in Hampton Bays - 631-728-9453 STAR in Middle Island - 631-736-8207 this is the local center we know of that will take orphaned fawns (deer)

What should I do if I see an injured deer or fawn?

The fawn will not move from that spot, no matter what, until the mother deer returns.

If you see a deer or fawn that needs assistance, contact the Whatcom Humane Society wildlife rehabilitation services center at 360-966-8845.

Another two bears were seen in the distance moving away (thought to be a mating pair) and then we spotted a deer with her fawn.

The hunter awakens in the afterlife and finds himself face - to - face with the Deer God, who in an act of karmic retribution reincarnates the hunter as a fawn.

Swenson's sculptures often feature creatures in death or distress — such as a fawn being carried away by a large red cape, or a decomposing deer carcass.

Streamside Day opens in an idyllic rural landscape, where we see a deer and its fawn among green pastures.

I enjoy looking out the window and watching the seasons change, and I often catch many an animal coming through the yard: turkey, fox, deer (with new fawns), peahen (like peacocks), rabbits, squirrels, chipmunks, all types of birds, you name it.