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Nature Program: Black-tailed Deer

Presented by Effie Yeaw Nature Center at Effie Yeaw Nature Center

January 8, 2011

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The bucks are in their winter glory, with beautiful antler crowns. Grab your binoculars to catch a closer look at the black-tailed deer in their habitat and learn more about their world.

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  Effie Yeaw Nature Center
  
  2850 San Lorenzo Way
  Carmichael, CA 95608
  
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  Tickets:
  Free *Park entrance is $5/car
  
  Info Phone: (916) 489-4918
  
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- Dates & Times
  
  Dates:
  January 8, 2011
  
  Times:
  
  Sat 10:30am
  
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  - Event Name: Nature Program: Black-tailed Deer
    "nature tours with Effie Yeaw Center"
    Comment posted by: Michelle Kunert from Sacramento, CA, Dec 27, 2010
    
    Several years ago when the Effie Yeaw Nature Center was still under state funding, one of the tours I went on was a spring tour in Ancil Hoffman Park about the black deer. Along with a park ranger... Expand
    
    Several years ago when the Effie Yeaw Nature Center was still under state funding, one of the tours I went on was a spring tour in Ancil Hoffman Park about the black deer. Along with a park ranger present, it was exciting to watch two stags having a horn-fencing match while they totally ignored us people nearby! I also can't believe there are people whom live here don't know that deer live peacefully along side with people in the community of Carmichael.(Just don't purposely feed deer, its against the law) Maybe the Rancho Cordova officials whom panicked so badly this past November that they shut down their high school and Hagan Park's playground for a doe deer whom just wandered off the bike trail area should go to a nature educational program like this center offers. Remember the Effie Yeah Nature center now totally depends on private funding and volunteers and receives no more state funding for helping educate our communities about the natural world. Collapse
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  - Event Name: Nature Program: Black-tailed Deer
    "nature tours with Effie Yeaw Center"
    Comment posted by: Michelle Kunert from Sacramento, CA, Dec 27, 2010
    
    Several years ago when the Effie Yeaw Nature Center was still under state funding, one of the tours I went on was a spring tour in Ancil Hoffman Park about the black deer. Along with a park ranger... Expand
    
    Several years ago when the Effie Yeaw Nature Center was still under state funding, one of the tours I went on was a spring tour in Ancil Hoffman Park about the black deer. Along with a park ranger present, it was exciting to watch two stags having a horn-fencing match while they totally ignored us people nearby! I also can't believe there are people whom live here don't know that deer live peacefully along side with people in the community of Carmichael.(Just don't purposely feed deer, its against the law) Maybe the Rancho Cordova officials whom panicked so badly this past November that they shut down their high school and Hagan Park's playground for a doe deer whom just wandered off the bike trail area should go to a nature educational program like this center offers. Remember the Effie Yeah Nature center now totally depends on private funding and volunteers and receives no more state funding for helping educate our communities about the natural world. Collapse
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