Nature Walk: Bedded Down
By Kerri on February 10, 2014 in Blog
White-tailed deer survive winter cold by taking advantage of available food supplies and utilizing habitat to reduce the effects of penetrating cold. This doe found shelter from the wind in a small woodland and insulation from the frozen earth on a thick bed of dry leaves. Freedom from disturbance also reduces stress and the need for extra food.
What are your favorite animals to see in the winter? Where do you find them hiding?
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