Fehérfarkú

Fehérfarkú is a Hungarian term that translates to "white-tailed" in English. It is most commonly used to refer to the white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus), a species of deer native to North and Central America. This deer is characterized by its distinctive white underside of its tail, which it flashes when alarmed or running. The white-tailed deer is widespread and adaptable, inhabiting forests, woodlands, meadows, and even suburban areas. It is a popular game animal in many parts of its range.

The term "fehérfarkú" can also be used more broadly in Hungarian to describe anything with a white tail, regardless of species. For example, a bird with a white tail might be described as having a "fehérfarkú". However, without further context, it is most likely referring to the white-tailed deer. The presence of this specific term highlights the importance of this animal within Hungarian culture or perhaps its introduction to the region, although the white-tailed deer is not native to Hungary.