Mammals of the British isles
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George alive and well living in harmony with the local bears. He has an offspring Georgina who is amazingly like him, just a goofy and lovable (from a distance) as George.
Took this shot at Bearizona in Williams, Arizona. This was one of my favorite shots from my visit there. Foxes are truly one of the most beautiful animals to photograph.
Weasel. An unexpected encounter on a wet evening. No sign of a black tip on its tail so I'm assuming its not a Stoat
I normally don't post images of mammals but the light and the squirrel were great. Couldn't resist. Okemos, Michigan.
Its always a treat to come across a badger so when I spotted this one meandering through some bushes on the side of the road I slammed on my breaks and proceeded to stalk it for a photo. Unfortunately the lighting through the bushes made for lots of shadows but you can certainly see how that makes that badgers fur pattern excellent for disguising it in dappled shade. .
On a walk with my family, we came across these small fawns. I was surprised to discover the twins and I assumed this was a rarity. However, recent research led me to this information....White-tailed Deer fawns are born April through July, with the majority of fawns born in June. Most first-year does will have one fawn each year, but twins or triplets are typically seen thereafter.