Rare albino deer spotted in Sacramento, California.
A rare albino deer was spotted near a sanitation plant in Sacramento after heavy rains flooded the area. Regional Sanitation staff have been tracking the deer since September and believe it was born in the spring. Screen capture/Sacramento Regional County Sanitation District/Facebook
Sacramento Regional County Sanitation District has tracked the albino deer among a pack of 12-15 black-tailed mule deer on its trail camera since September.
Flood waters in the Bufferlands surrounding the sanitation plant have forced the rare deer back into the open, according to KXTV.
"We first saw the deer in September, so we think it was born in the spring or fall," natural resource supervisor for Regional Sanitation Brian Young said.
