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A stag mule deer with the red walls of the Grand Canyon behind him.

Mule deer, Odocoileus Hemionus, at the Grand Canyon, Arizona.

A Mule Deer doe and fawn pose in their colorful desert habitat in Moccasin, Arizona.

Grand Canyon

The mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus), also called blacktail deer, is a species commonly seen throughout the Western USA. This female deer was photographed while grazing by the Desert View Watchtower in Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona, USA.

Mule deer enjoying the shade at the orchard in Fruita, Capitol Reef National Park, Utah, Southwest USA

Photo of Bambi. Nature animals concept. White-tailed Deer Fawn. Roe, capreolus. Beautiful wildlife buck

Gazelle in the Grand Canyon, South Rim, Arizona - United States

Side view and facing camera Mule deer doe and fawn with wild grass and flowers and red rock background.

Look closely as the face of the mule deer is barely visual between the prickle pear cactus and the hills of the Sonoran Desert.

Wild deer eating grass in Indian Garden with panoramic aerial view from Bright Angel hiking trail, South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona, USA. Colorado River weaving through rugged terrain

Zion National Park

The mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus), also called blacktail deer, is a species commonly seen throughout the Western USA. This female deer was photographed while grazing by Walnut Canyon Lakes near Flagstaff, Arizona, USA.

Wild deer spotted inside Zion National Park in Utah

Mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) are easy to identify due to their large mule-like ears. They are brownish-gray in color, have a white rump patch and a small white tail with a black tip. These deer adapt to living in the desert by being active during the warm weather at night or during the early morning hours. They also have adapted to eating a wide variety of vegetation types in order to meet all of their nutritional needs. Mule deer are found throughout the entire western United States.

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Giant Sequoia, the scene of Sequoia National Park, California, USA

A wild mule deer seems to strike a pose before crossing the road through Garden of the Gods Park near Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Deer in the forests of Yosemite National Park, USA

A family of Mule Deer were crossing the road at Capitol Reef NP.

Mule deer in Waterton National Park in Alberta

Hornless big deer eats dry grass in the Grand Canyon area, Arizona USA

Doe deer running in southwest Colorado, in western USA of North America.

Herd of mule deer at dawn in the Colorado high country

Mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) are easy to identify due to their large mule-like ears. They are brownish-gray in color, have a white rump patch and a small white tail with a black tip. These deer adapt to living in the desert by being active during the warm weather at night or during the early morning hours. They also have adapted to eating a wide variety of vegetation types in order to meet all of their nutritional needs. Mule deer are found throughout the entire western United States.

A dominant mule deer buck shows off his antlers. The mule deer is the king of the mountains.

Through a tangle of sunlit sage and brush, a bighorn sheep peers directly toward the camera.Its eyes catch the morning light, bright against the shadowed cliffs behind.The air glows golden, full of suspended dust and drifting light — a lens flare arcs near the top of the frame, softening the edges between animal and sun.This is not a portrait of wildlife.It’s a meeting of gazes — the unspoken pause where nature acknowledges being seen.Everything around the animal hums with life: brush trembling in sunlight, insects circling, wind carrying warmth through dry grass.The silence holds both stillness and breath.

Female deer in Bryce National Park during winter in southwestern Utah

The mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus), also called blacktail deer, is a species commonly seen throughout the Western USA. This female deer was photographed while grazing by Walnut Canyon Lakes near Flagstaff, Arizona, USA.

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