Übersetzung für "White-tailed deer" in Deutsch

Wild red deer (Cervus elaphus), and White-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus)

And I can show you where the white-tailed deer come down at moonlight.

There is an abundance of white-tailed deer, red fox and, you might see a black bear.

And if you want a different deer, not a white-tailed deer, but you want a mule deer, or an elk, you change the packing, and you can do an elk.

The target Member States, shall take samples for testing for chronic wasting disease (CWD) in accordance with Table 1 for their wild red deer and white-tailed deer population and table 2 for their farmed red deer population.

We hit a white-tailed deer.

Baxter State Park has a diverse population of wildlife, the most common of which are the moose, the black bear, and the white-tailed deer.

Other mammals in the Great Smokies include the white-tailed deer, the population of which drastically expanded with the creation of the national park.

So there was this big, white-tailed Texas deer coming across there, so I wheel around like - Dick Cheney and go... bang!

You may encounter white-tailed deer, raccoons, common opossums, armadillos, river otter, bobcats, rabbits, and rats.

Notably, this cay has an exotic animal reserve with white-tailed deer, a pair of giraffes, antelopes, zebras, water buffaloes and parrots.

Factors that are thought to be increasing the range of ticks in Ontario include global warming, the spread of white-tailed deer and changes in migratory bird routes.

American white-tailed deer live in large areas or preserves, are free-roaming and not constrained.

The unusual wildlife in the Keys also includes the small white-tailed deer, called key deer, which can be found on No Name Key.

The renovated manor house from the 19th century alludes to Tirolian style construction. The manor house is surrounded by a 5-hectare park thickly forested where you can see 142 species of plants, monuments of nature and also cranes, herons, storks, white-tailed eagles, deer, badgers and otters.

Delaware is mainly known for it's flora (walnuttrees, hickory, amber- tulip- and curranttrees and sassafras) and fauna (red and grey foxes, muskrats, racoons, white-tailed deer, American eagles, puma, three species of whale and five species of turtle).

Wild turkey, feral hogs, white-tailed deer, armadillo, hawks, turtles, and wading birds are common residents.