I first saw this fawn lying in a plowed field and my first thought was that it was injured because around this area they don’t bed down in the open like this. When the fawn saw me it stood up and seemed to be alright. I then noticed why it was alone. Just 20 steps [...]
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This Doe in the first two photos seems a lot lighter in color than the other deer in the area. When I first saw her in the sunlight she almost looks white. I know that they have a summer coat and a winter coat but she still looks lighter even for a winter coat. The [...]
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This is a pose you don’t see very often. A Whitetail Buck, Doe and Fawn together for a family portrait.
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Even with the extreme heat we have been having this summer here in Arkansas and Oklahoma, the deer seem to be doing well. Most of the Does I have seen are with one or two fawns.The Deer do not handle the heat well and the fawns struggle the most. Deer Family Mealtime A Few Large [...]
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I have been seeing several Whitetail Does with twin fawns this year. I was advised that a Doe at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge was seen with triplets but I have been unable to locate them. I read that older does average almost two fawns – 67 percent have twins, 21 percent have single fawns [...]
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I am seeing lots of twin fawns this year. The twin fawns in the first photo were crossing the road at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge.
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