Piebald animals

A very peculiar baby Fawn named ‘Dragon’, was rejected by his mother after its birth. The reason for Dragon to be special, is that his face was almost totally white in color. This condition is not a very suitable attribute for a deer in the wilds.

White peacock at Featherdale.

Photo in Piebald Albino 2 - Google Photos

Al Maha

A "piebald" deer was seen in Beaver Forest Thursday morning. Here's a definition from buckmaster.com: "A piebald is an animal, usually a mammal such as a white-tailed deer or horse, that has a spotting pattern of large white and black patches. The color of a piebald’s skin underneath its coat may vary between black (under the black patches of hair) and pink (under the white patches). "The coloring is generally asymmetrical, resulting in deer with abnormally wild brown and white coloration.

Adult light-morph Harlan's Hawks are a sub species of the Red-tailed Hawk © Bill Schmoker

Ball Pythons Once imported by the thousands from Africa, Ball Pythons (Python Regius) are now widely available in captivity from breeders. While some people have a typical 9 to 5, others breed reptiles for a living! This has taken the pressures off