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Wildlife at Mammoth Cave National Park

By RVLife Published September 16, 2018

Spots on these immature deer typically fade in September hair by hair and by the time they are six months old, the spots are gone.

These deer are gradually turning shades of gray as their winter coats prepare for the cold months ahead.

A heron leapfrogged from fallen tree to fallen tree for the four miles up AND then returned the entire four miles back down the Green River.

Wild turkeys in Mammoth Cave National Park.

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