I was in the right place this past Sunday to be able to watch this Whitetail Doe And Fawn interacting with each other. Be sure to check out yesterdays photo of the Fawn: Bambi “Purty. Purty flower!”
These photos were taken at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma.
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A fantastic photo, that’s the beauty of our nature. Best regards from Germany, Uwe.
More than the right place at the right time, this type of photography requires never ending persistence. Sweet!
Bill:www.wildramblings.com
Steve, I have followed your posts for over 1 1/2 years. I have seen so many different aspects of your photography and I have sooo many favorites. But this dear friend, is award winning and over the top. What a precious moment in nature and you caught it. AWESOME…..
Lovely!
This is one of your best – very touching and so beautiful. I agree with Dee Dee that it’s an award winning photo.
You all are so kind and you make my day!
Beautiful, Steve!
Too touching and awesome for descriptive words. These photos made my day.
That is so sweet, what a beautiful moment you captured!
Absolutely beautiful. And I agree with everyone above. This is better than Disney!
Steve this is the best yet How can you keep on getting all these beautiful pictures . And some people say there isn’t a God ,just wish they could all see these.
Thanks everyone and a special thanks to you Mrs Davis!
Tender moments … absolutely heartwarming and beautiful. Your outstanding work is ALWAYS inspiring!
So Beautiful. You’re very talented and your photos brighten my day. Thank you for sharing!
Ann, thank you so much for your kind comment!
Steve: You really know what you’re doing. Just brilliant!
Thank you so much Dan!
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