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Think Twice About Touching ‘Orphaned Animals’ During Fawning Season
If you have deer in your area, then it is about time you learned that fawning season is just about here. This can be a very sensitive time for people living close to woodland wildlife. It is the time of year that you may find a lot of young or newly born animals seemingly on their own.
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The Inevitable Ambler Road Project That Threatens Alaskan Wildlife
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