Banff National Park White-tailed Deer Folk Song
White-tailed deer are a hoofed animal (ungulate) species found all across North America. In Banff National Park, their range overlaps with the mule deer. Like the mule deer, they are found in elevation areas. Each year, male deer re-grow their antlers. They are browsers and can be found eating grasses, leaves, wildflowers, twigs and buds from various trees. Specs: Length 160-220cm Weight 40-90kg Reddish brown in summer Grey-brown in winter White rump patch White tail They are also good folk ...
Author: ParksCanadaAgency; Tags: Banff national park reserve Alberta Canadian Rocky Mountains white-tailed deer folk song white tail bum black tipped tip rump patch Canada wildlife ecosystem nature conservation aspen parkland lake wild boreal forest environment
