Woodland Deer Cam - Piedmont Triad, North Carolina, USA

White-tailed deer step out of the trees to nibble corn and seed at a woodland clearing in North Carolina’s Piedmont Triad, where a stone rabbit and a water bowl sit among the fallen leaves. At night, soft lights keep the clearing lit, and the visitors keep coming long after dark.

Families of does and fawns are regular guests, and the odd buck appears in autumn with a full set of antlers. Red foxes, raccoons, opossums, skunks, squirrels, groundhogs and wild turkeys share the same patch of forest, and wood ducks and songbirds drop in during the day.

The rolling Piedmont lies between the Blue Ridge Mountains and the coastal plain, and its mix of hardwood forest and farmland makes it ideal country for deer. Each spring, newborn spotted fawns often join their mothers at the clearing.

Did You Know? A newborn fawn has almost no scent, so it can lie hidden and still in the grass while its mother feeds nearby, safe from predators that hunt by smell.

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