Unusual Guest Hanging Out
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What is it?
chh
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Appears to be an Albino deer. True albino's have pink eyes. Neat looking pic.
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LarryD
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Looks like a chupracabra to me.
maybe it wants to eat the horses!
It's actually a white, not albino, deer. It has to be a black tail since that's the only species this side of the mountains but this guy appearently didn't get the memo.
There are several reports of them on Whidbey.
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Nice find on that video J_J. Very well done. I'll show my kids.
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There was a WHITE deer locally 2 years ago that was quite old and pretty friendly. seems a good number of people were feeding it and such, on outskirts of a medium sized town/city. Then some guy shot it and whew what a ruckus that caused lol. I wouldn't mind if they are ALL white make em easier to see in the dark running across road in front of ya. also easeir to get during hunting season
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Wow, that is really interesting. Thanks for posting. I did not know about this phenomenon.