Yosemite Deer Pictures...

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Good quality Yosemite deer pictures capture prime examples of mule deer in the wild. Predators like the coyote help cull out the old weak and sick animals, and what remain are strong healthy and beautiful animals.

The expansive meadows on the valley floor provide a perfect environment for grazing, resting and offers them safety.

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Big Buck Resting

This big Yosemite mule deer buck is a perfect example of a male deer in his prime.

With the possible exception of the mountain lion, or a pack of coyotes, he has no real threats at this stage of his life as long as he remains healthy and uninjured.

The meadows in Yosemite valley are not only good for grazing, but are warm comfortable and safe bedding areas for all of the deer.

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Fawn "In Spots"

The Mule Deer Fawn is born with a natural camouflage pattern of white spotted browns. The coloration allows it to lie hidden, curled up and motionless in the shadows of the forest.

At this early age, the fawn is completely defenseless except for this ability to hide. It relies completely on protection by its mother and other deer in the herd from all threatening predators.

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Big Mule-Like Ears

The Mule Deer is named for its big mule-like ears...and this photo is a perfect illustration of why it got this name.

The big ears are excellent for hearing and are also "signalling devices" for other deers, (and humans who know what to look for). This deer is curious and holds her ears forward as she listens. When angry, the ears are held back along the sides of the head.

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Yosemite Deer Buck In Snow

This big buck is in control, and prepared to repel all challengers. He is acutely aware of his surroundings and is listening "to his front" with one ear pointed in that direction as he listens behind him with the other.

Only a desperate mountain lion would dare challenge him, and would not likely survive the encounter uninjured.

He is the unquestionable king of the forest!

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Mule Deer Mother And Fawn

The fawn is older now and has lost its' spots. No longer able to rely on its camouflage to help it hide, it is still needs its mother for protection.

Larger and stronger, the fawn is now able to run from some enemies, but is prime prey for both the coyote and mountain lion. The deer will normally live in groups with mothers, babies and at least one big male. This helps all remain safer from attack.

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Mule Deer Males In "Velvet"

The male mule deer loses his old antlers and re-grows new ones every season. While the new antlers are developing and hardening, they are covered by what, (because of its soft and fuzzy appearance), is referred to as "velvet" .

When his antlers are ready, the buck will rub against trees shrubs and other surfaces until the "velvet" is shed, exposing the sharp new set.

The old antlers that have been shed fall to the forest ground, where they provide a rich source of calcium for the little gnawing forest creatures!

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