I finally saw a fawn following behind a Doe. I’m sure I would see more of them but most of the deer have been sticking to the thick cover and this makes it difficult. Wikipedia: For the first four weeks, fawns mostly lie still and hide in vegetation while their mothers forage. They are then [...]
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I had a great time watching this Whitetail Doe and her Fawn interact with each other. She spent a lot of time on the ears. Be sure to check out yesterdays photo: A Doe And Fawn Connection
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I have been photographing a coyote for several weeks now and I knew he was chasing deer (A Coyote On The Hunt For Deer). Last week I was able to photograph him chasing a fawn and the Doe coming to the rescue. The first photo shows the fawn running for its life and the coyote [...]
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This whitetail doe just could not figure me out. It tried to get me to move so that it could get a better idea of what I was.
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I have been told that this photo almost has a 3D look to it. What do you think? Taken at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge.
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I am not sure what is going on with this Whitetail, but it appears to still have its winter coat. It also looks like it is about to drop a fawn very soon.
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