Mule Deer Family

This tight group of a buck, doe, and two fawns made me think of a family, but the buck could be unrelated to the others. The snow on their heads is from nibbling the snow-covered sagebrush they are gathered around. The Round Valley mule deer herd spends the winter in Round Valley and the surrounding hills where they rely on bitterbrush and sagebrush to get them through the winter. This group was photographed from near my home at the 6500-foot elevation after a large winter snowfall in January, 2019.

This photo works well as either a canvas or metal print.

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