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Takes a lot of doe to go to Northeastern
By adamg on Sat, 06/02/2018 - 2:45pm
We had an unusual guest on campus this morning. Thank you to @northeasternpd for their help!
As always, when encountering wild animals, it’s best to keep your distance - for both your sake and theirs. pic.twitter.com/iu2Ic9p3mr— @NortheasternRSO (@NortheasternRSO) June 2, 2018
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A lot of doe
and a few bucks
Where?
Where would that animal have come from?
Two theories
1. It followed the Mass Pike
2. It came up the Emerald Necklace from the Blue Hills.
Definitely not a common sighting, but deer have come into Boston both ways.
Deer on the Ashmont Line
I was once delayed on the Ashmont-Mattapan High Speed Line while they attempted to move two large deer off the tracks between the stops. I am not a frequent enough rider of that line to know if that is a semi-common occurrence or not, but it seems like still too much of an urban area for deer to be a frequent sight.
There's some decent deer
There's some decent deer habitat in the Fens, too.
But urban and suburban deer aren't particularly uncommon. My question is why there aren't more of them.
Adorable!
Not Adorable at all.
Maybe they'll help the local coyote population out, though.