Watch: Rare albino deer caught on camera with a friend in Missouri neighborhood
This is the second sighting of an albino deer in Arnold, Missouri, since May.
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A rare albino deer was seen recently in Arnold, Missouri in Jefferson County. The deer was hanging out with another buck.
ARNOLD, Mo. – Another sighting of a rare albino deer has been reported in Jefferson County, Missouri.
Video from June 9 shows an all-white buck standing in the grass facing another buck standing on a road.
A rare albino deer stands opposite a pigmented white-tail buck in a Jefferson County neighborhood.
(Sydni Berry via Storyful / FOX Weather)
Sydni Berry captured the video while on a quiet walk in Arnold.
In late May, a doorbell camera caught an albino deer hanging out with a group of deer in an Arnold neighborhood.
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The deer was caught enjoying a late-night snack in Arnold, Missouri on Friday, May 23. The deer was joined by a few of it's non-albino friends.
Berry told Storyful she heard about the first albino deer on local news before spotting an albino deer in her backyard two weeks later, then again on a walk.
While it's unknown if the deer spotted in May and the deer seen in Berry's video are the same, albino deer are a rare occurrence in the wild.
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A rare all-white albino deer was caught on camera in Arnold, MO on June 9.
(Sydni Berry via Storyful / FOX Weather)
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) estimates that 1 in 30,000 deer are albino, with partial albinism, also called piebaldism, occurring somewhat more often.
Albino deer often have poor eyesight and other disabilities that make it difficult to survive in the wild, the MDC said.
In Missouri, there are no limitations to hunting albino deer during the deer hunting season.