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Amazing Wonders of Creation God's Handiwork Is it not wonderful news for the animal lovers that the rare herd of ghostly white deer could now be seen in the open by the animal lovers from next fall? The herd was kept mostly off-limits to public view for decades apparently to save the herd being killed by the predators and the deer hunters! The herd is now roaming the 7000-acre Seneca Army Depot in the Finger Lakes and the nonprofit Seneca White Deer will offer bus tours in the area starting in October under an agreement with the depot’s new owner, Earl Martin. Perhaps, deer lovers know that white deer aren’t albinos but are a genetic variant of native white-tailed deer. However, their color makes them easy targets for hunters. The fate of the herd was in question after the Army decommissioned the site in the year 2000. “The white deer are a real treasure, and to make them accessible to the public is a dream come true,” said Dennis Money, president of Seneca White Deer, who has been working to preserve the deer for 20 years. Readers may kindly join me to view the photos of these rare animals here below: More information about the rare herd of white deer can be obtained from the internet. Source: AP           |
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God's Amazing Handiwork
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Lovely, indeed. Deer are such delicate looking and graceful creatures. Be a prism, spreading God's light and love, not a mirror reflecting the world's hatred.
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Lovely, indeed. Deer are such delicate looking and graceful creatures.
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Beautiful animals Look, thank you for sharing the story and pictures.
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Those deer are very beautiful and in my opinion should NOT be shown to the public but kept hidden. They will not be safe from hunters just the same as "protected" African animals are hunted and killed in droves.
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Beautiful animals Look, thank you for sharing the story and pictures.
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Deborashu, the white deer found at the Army Depot are a natural variation of the white tailed deer having normal brown colored eyes! It may please be noted that the herd could increase its numbers because it was allowed to live in a highly protected environment! Hope you would surely enjoy the proposed bus trip and see the herd up close! Thanks for the post that you have left on my blog page. Take care and stay always cheerful.
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Archer, the herd is no longer under the protection of the related Army Depot as it has been decommissioned nearly twenty years before. We can only hope that these beautiful animals would survive the predators and the hunters Thank you Archer for your thoughtful post. I appreciate. Stay well and happy. Best wishes.
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Glad to learn that you love the pictures!Thanks for your post. Stay well and cheerful.
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