Baby and Juvenile Animals you have seen in the wild

[Yoshistar888]

This idea came to me after seeing a juvenile Red Wattlebird outside my window, they are super cute .

Heres my list, feel free to add your own.

Mammals

Common Brushtail Possum

Birds

Little Raven
Red Wattlebird
Grey Butcherbird
Australian Magpie
Pacific Gull
Silver Gull

Fish

Southern Sand Flathead
Sand Whiting
Snapper
Blue Throated Wrasse

Invertebrates

White Banded House Jumping Spider

 

[Onychorhynchus coronatus]

Mammals (From what I can remember):

Tufted capuchin

Brown howler monkey

Mexican howler monkey

Mexican spider monkey

Common marmoset

Black eared marmoset

Black lion tamarin

Pampas deer

Maned wolf

Peccary

Giant anteater

Agouti

Brocket deer

 

[Arizona Docent]

Mammals
coyote
mule deer
collared peccary
round-tailed ground squirrel
american elk

Birds
common gallinule
mallard
gambel's quail
gould's turkey
gila woodpecker

Reptiles
mediterranean house gecko
american crocodile

 

[Onychorhynchus coronatus]

Capybara
White tailed deer
Ring tailed coati
Common opossum
Coyote
Cacomixtle
Gray fox
Mexican fox squirrel
Mexican gray squirrel
Red bellied squirrel

Eurasian badger
Eurasian fox
American mink
Cantabrian / Eurasian brown bear
Gredos ibex
Pyrenean chamois
Wild boar
Red squirrel
Gray squirrel

 

[Tetzoo Quizzer]

Many, including African Elephant, Mountain Gorilla, Southern Cassowary, Tengmalm’s Owl, Crested Eagle and Harpy Eagle.

 

[Junklekitteb]

I haven't seen a lot of wild baby animals, but a few I have include a tiny naked baby palm squirrel that fell out of its nest, a sloth bear cub being carried by its parents and of course lots of frog tadpoles and lepidopteran caterpillars. Each of these have a story connected with them too, but I won't clog up this thread with irrelevant stuff. I think I have seen Asian elephant calves as well, and I have also seen the eggs and nests of many birds, but the only one I think I have seen the chicks of are spotted dove and possibly some stork or egret species.