Steve Costello's Wildlife: Afternoons with Pedro

Steve Costello's Wildlife: Afternoons with Pedro

A white-tailed doe and her young fawn pop out of the underbrush, the baby likely just six- to eight-weeks old, bright white spots cascading across the brown fur covering its body. Mom casts a furtive glance at me as I…

Reunited fawn a reminder to leave babies alone: Metchosin rehab

Not all fawns need help, the BC SPCA reminds residents mid-baby boom

WYG&F ask public to leave baby animals alone should they find them

With the Spring season, deer, elk and antelope are having fawns. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is requesting members of the public should they encounter a fawn or calf, do not approach, touch or move the animal. During an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, Game and Fish Aquatic Invasive Species Specialist Reed Moore asked the public to not touch and leave any baby animals where they were found. R. MooreAccording to the Game and …