One of the things I love about July!
It is usually sometime in July when I first see the fawns that were born in early June or late May. In looking back, I see that I saw my first fawn of 2020 on July 1st. This year, I actually saw three fawns at the end of June; but, it wasn't until yesterday that I was able to get a shot worth sharing. These two are all about motion! Although they look like twins, they aren't. I was watching a doe with one fawn when another doe and fawn showed up. The first fawn, who had been zipping around the woods while its mother ate, ran over to meet them.
In Explore on July 2, 2021
One of the things I love about July!
It is usually sometime in July when I first see the fawns that were born in early June or late May. In looking back, I see that I saw my first fawn of 2020 on July 1st. This year, I actually saw three fawns at the end of June; but, it wasn't until yesterday that I was able to get a shot worth sharing. These two are all about motion! Although they look like twins, they aren't. I was watching a doe with one fawn when another doe and fawn showed up. The first fawn, who had been zipping around the woods while its mother ate, ran over to meet them.
In Explore on July 2, 2021