White Legs is still alive and seems well in 2015. The familiar face and white legs on this red fox are always a welcomed sight.
Red foxes are in their mating season right now in Virginia. Their normal mating season here occurs in mostly January and February. Will White Legs be the proud parent of another piebald red fox?
Discussions and banter of Northern Virginia's Wildlife and Large-Scale Trail Camera Projects
Showing posts with label albino. Show all posts
Showing posts with label albino. Show all posts
Monday, January 26, 2015
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Piebald Deer Again
Everyone seems to enjoy looking at the video that I posted recently of the piebald buck. People have emailed and told me that they want to see more.
Also, in some workplace environments, streaming video online is not allowed or blocked completely. I figured I would take some snapshots of the video and put them in this post so that more people could enjoy them.
Also, in some workplace environments, streaming video online is not allowed or blocked completely. I figured I would take some snapshots of the video and put them in this post so that more people could enjoy them.
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Piebald Buck
Undisclosed Location, Loudoun County, Virginia.
A piebald buck is a male deer that has a different colored coat than most other white-tailed deer. It contains white splotches, patches, or markings and sticks out like a sore thumb in the woods. It is a rarity among most white-tailed deer populations.
I've dedicated a few cameras to get photographs of piebald deer in locations where they have been seen in Great Falls, Virginia, but did not expect to see one at all when I checked a camera in Loudoun County.
Such a beautiful deer!
A piebald buck is a male deer that has a different colored coat than most other white-tailed deer. It contains white splotches, patches, or markings and sticks out like a sore thumb in the woods. It is a rarity among most white-tailed deer populations.
I've dedicated a few cameras to get photographs of piebald deer in locations where they have been seen in Great Falls, Virginia, but did not expect to see one at all when I checked a camera in Loudoun County.
Such a beautiful deer!
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