It was late June before I saw a fawn this year, tiny and sticking close to the doe, but clearly covered with white spots. By late July we saw them regularly, usually two together, and once three, off on their own with no sign of adult deer nearby. They are left to grow up quickly, and grow quickly they do! Almost the size of yearlings, but still covered in white spots.
Monday, September 27, 2010
This Year's Fawns
It was late June before I saw a fawn this year, tiny and sticking close to the doe, but clearly covered with white spots. By late July we saw them regularly, usually two together, and once three, off on their own with no sign of adult deer nearby. They are left to grow up quickly, and grow quickly they do! Almost the size of yearlings, but still covered in white spots.
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