deer

Discusses the deer that inhabit North and Central America, including information about their life cycles, eating habits, and habitats.

Text and photographs describe the physical characteristics, behaviors, and senses of deer.

A poetic and pictorial portrayal of the lovely things that happen at a brook as a mother deer and two fawns come to drink, fish leap, and sunlight sparkles on the water.

In the middle of the night a young girl wakens to a sound, goes outdoors, and discovers a deer with whom she sits quietly and lets him lick salt she has sprinkled on her hands.

In helping two fawns find their mother in the woods, Muffin the brave cat becomes lost himself and must try to find his way home again.

A deer describes its first year of life, with the difficulties of eating in winter and the joy of plenty when spring comes.

Presents a photographic story in which a fawn, discovered sleeping alone in the tall grass at the edge of the forest, raises concerns in the animal community.

Discusses the physical characteristics, habits, behavior, and distribution of the white-tailed deer.

Presents the life cycle of a deer and also depicts relatives pudu, moose, reindeer, and caribou.

An introduction to the physical characteristics, habits, natural environment and future prospects of the two species of North American deer.