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**Jon Bowie** @JonBowie@universeodon.com · Apr 14

Apr 14

Jon Bowie @JonBowie@universeodon.com

Mule Deer

A mule deer doe and buck stand in some low brush

#MuleDeer #Deer

**Shantell Powell** @Shanmonster@c.im · Apr 11

Apr 11

Shantell Powell @Shanmonster@c.im

Sometimes deer chill out at the Banff campus. #MuleDeer #deer #wildlife

Three mule deer grazing next to a building. One is looking directly at the camera. They have white snouts and rumps.

**Tom** @firephoto@mastodon.social · Mar 24

Mar 24

Tom @firephoto@mastodon.social

There's a deer spying on me.

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#deer #wildlife #MuleDeer

**Tom** @firephoto@mastodon.social · Mar 18

Mar 18

Tom @firephoto@mastodon.social

The local deer that's been around a year or two in the winter and spring. It acts different and is always ... by itself. It loves the Euonymus bushes. I always thought the long tips just had some winter kill until I realized something was eating the leaves.

A photo of a Mule Deer on March 18, 2025. It is facing the camera, ears turned to the sides, One rear foot lifted. It is between Euonymus and forsythia shubs. Beyond it is a small orchard with dormant fruit trees and brown grass.

A photo of the mule deer with it's head in the Euonymus bush. It is facing to the right. It's color is sort of a gray brown with white and black markings.

A photo of the mule deer standing towards the right and looking away and to the left. It has a white tail with a black tip, the back of it's head is ruffled a bit with it's winter fur. It's belly is white, it's legs are tan. There is a hazel in the foreground.

A photo of the mule deer again eating on the Euonymus bush. It's tail is towards the camera and left a bit, it's ears are visible over it's rump. There are brown decayed flowering plants to it's right leaning over or sticking up to give food and cover for the birds.

#nature #deer #MuleDeer

**Mike Lee** @tpeakphotos@pixelfed.social · Mar 13

Mar 13

Mike Lee @tpeakphotos@pixelfed.social

A special moment in Janesville, California—this mule deer fawn and young buck seemed to share a close bond, interacting playfully as they grazed in a rancher’s field. My wife suggested the buck could be a yearling from the same mother as the fawn. Makes sense to me! Nature always has a way of surprising us.

#WildlifePhotography #MuleDeer #NatureLovers #Deer #Wildlife