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White-tailed buck in winter

Author L.W. Oakley crouches above an antler dropped on a mossy rock in the woodlands.

A white-tailed buck forages during winter. Photo courtesy Annika Thierfeld.

Author L.W. Oakley crouches above an antler dropped on a mossy rock in the woodlands.

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