Deer Fawn Fine Art Print

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Deer fawn FINE ART PRINT

Deer are one of my favourite groups. I love all the variety of species from tiny African dik-dik to the giant elks of North America.  I think for me its all about those legs, and big beautiful eyes. With this deer fawn fine art print I wanted it to show the whitetail deer cute side. A newborn fawn taking tentative steps in a meadow filled with wildflowers and butterflies.

Here are some whitetail deer Interesting Facts

• Deer have a four-chambered stomach that allows them to digest tough plant foods.
• A Whitetail deer uses its tail to communicate with other deer.  If a deer senses danger it will raise it’s tail and stomp the ground and snort by blowing air through its nostrils.
• Whitetail deer get their names from the white hair growing on the underside of their tail and belly.
• A deer’s coat will change from reddish brown in the summer to greyish brown in the winter
• The deer’s eyes which are located on the side of its head give it 310 degrees of vision without moving its head.
• Deer can run at speeds of up to 40 Miles per hour and jump fences up to 9 feet tall.  A deer at a run can broad jump 30 feet
• A deer can swim at up to 13 miles per hour and are strong swimmers.
• A full grown deer will measure around 3 feet tall from the ground to the top of the back.  A full grown white tail can weigh 200 plus pounds
• Bucks mark their territory by removing bark from trees with their antlers this is called a buck rub
• Once a deer establish a territory it will not leave it unless it is bumped out by humans or predators

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