The museum's new exhibit features a remarkably complete skeleton of an Irish deer discovered in peat bogs.

We kayaked along Deer Creek last summer and saw herons nesting in the reeds.

She stitched the old deer-skin into a pair of warm mittens.

A pair of kill-deer nested on the gravel beside the runway, and their dramatic distraction displays drew the attention of every birdwatcher nearby.

The zookeeper carefully observed the shy mouse-deer as it fed on leaves near the stream.

While cataloging the old illustrations, she was surprised to find a detailed sketch labeled 'Guinea deer' that resembled a small, delicate mouse deer.

A group of spotted deer grazed quietly at the edge of the clearing.

At dawn, a herd of ravine deer cautiously crossed the dry streambed.

At dusk, the deer scarer in the garden tipped slowly as it filled with water, releasing a hollow clack that echoed among the pines.

At dawn, a herd of red deer crossed the foggy valley, their antlers outlined against the pale sky.