Yooper32

We had an albino here last fall, and I was fortunate enough to see him, barely, early one morning. He was with a normal colored one and it was misty and they were in a corner of a fenced area and I couldn't get a straight-on shot of him, but did get one that was blurry. All of us in this area were glad to see that he had survived the winter, but no one has seen him since.

tessagin

Learn something every day. Gorgeous pics.

Caswews

Interesting .. never knew this information .. Passed it onto the mighty hunter so he can be informed also ! Thanks for sharing !! Very pretty animal for sure, wonder what the life expectancy for this animal is ... Hmmm.. Or if they have more genetic problems in life .. things that make one go hmmm...

SMR

Many years ago we used see one at Norris Dam Park in Tenn. We were frequent visitors at the time and always looked for it. Very unusual sight and we were glad it was in a protected area--no hunting allowed.

fayeberry

how cool is that

KyKaren1949

How cool! Thanks for sharing.

donna13350

We have a large population of white deer here in Upstate New York...it is a treat to go look at them. They are not Albino, just white. There are theories about how they got there and managed to have such a large population, but I don't think anyone really knows. Here are some pics of them...
http://senecawhitedeer.org/gallery/w...dlife-gallery/

caspharm

Interesting!

DaylilyDawn

I have a piebald miniature dachsund

sewbeadit

Piebalds also come in dogs, and other animals, with no genetic defects. I raised Piebald Dachshunds for years. They are all beautiful.