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Mark from Stow photographed this white-tailed deer fawn near his home.

Russ Place photographed a white-tailed deer and a pileated woodpecker nest in Concord.

Russ also recorded video of the woodpecker nest:

Craig Smith photographed the following at SVT's General Federation of Women's Clubs of Massachusetts Memorial Forest in Sudbury: gret blue heron, mourning cloak butterfly, painted turtle, pink lady's slipper, water strider, white-tailed deer.

Lisa Eggleston photographed the following around Sudbury between the end of March and mid-April: tufted titmouse, white-tailed deer, dark-eyed junco, eastern bluebird, skunk cabbage, bufflehead, great blue heron, wood duck, ruddy duck, tree swallow, mallard, muskrat, common merganser, northern cardinal, woodchuck, killdeer.

Frank Vitale used his automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph raccoons, coyotes and a white-tailed deer at SVT's Lyons-Cutler Reservation in Sudbury.

Harold McAleer photographed a white-tailed deer at a backyard bird bath in Lincoln.

Russ Place used his automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph these white-tailed deer in Sudbury.

Steve from Stow used his automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph these white-tailed deer, including a buck with a broken antler, in his back yard.

Craig Smith used an automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph flying squirrels, a red squirrel and white-tailed deer at SVT's General Federation of Women's Clubs of Massachusetts Memorial Forest in Sudbury.

Russ Place photographed this white-tailed deer at SVT's Wolbach Farm in Sudbury.

Steve from Stow photographed this white-tailed deer, one of five does present at his backyard bird feeder.

Russ Place used his automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph white-tailed deer and a coyote in Sudbury.

Craig Smith used an automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph a raccoon, white-tailed deer and mourning doves at SVT's General Federation of Women's Clubs of Massachusetts Memorial Forest in Sudbury.

Mark Mayall used his automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph a fisher, raccoon and white-tailed deer at SVT's Brues Woods Reservation in Sudbury.

Mark Mayall used his automatially triggered wildlife camera to photograph a coyote, raccoon and deer at SVT's Brues Woods in Sudbury.

Raj Das photographed an eastern phoebe, gray catbird, mute swan and white-tailed deer at Mass Audubon's Broadmoor Sanctuary in Natick.

 

Dawn Puliafico photographed this white-tailed deer in Ashland.

 

Sharon Tentarelli photographed this white-tailed deer in her Sudbury back yard.

 

Steve from Stow photographed this white-tailed deer fawn in his backyard.