2018 was a good year for me regarding getting close and photographing Whitetail Fawns at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma. I got this closeup after I parked and the Fawn became curious and came close to my pickup. This Fawn looks like it is going to be a Buck. In the second photo I think I… Read More »
Hidden in the thick weeds was a Whitetail Fawn Buck and I almost missed it. If he had not moved, I would have. This was at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma. He’s called a button buck because his antlers haven’t yet grown. He has two bumps or “buttons” on top of his head. The buttons on… Read More »
As you can see in my photo of these twin Whitetail Fawns, their spots are fading. The spots on Whitetail Fawn fade at around three to four months old. How I Got The Photo: Twin Fawns With Fading Spots I was near the 4-corners intersection at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma when I spotted these two… Read More »
This Whitetail Fawn bedded near the road at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma. A Doe was with the Fawn but she was in a location difficult to photograph. How I Got The Shot: Bedded Whitetail Fawn The wind was blowing a branch in front of the Fawn and I had to time the shot to keep… Read More »
I photographed a Whitetail Fawn Near My Cabin back on July 28, 2018. Today I’m posting a photo I took of a Whitetail Fawn near this same location. Today’s photo was taken on August 7, 2020. I have Fawns on my property every summer that I get to see grow into adult deer. How I Got The Shot:… Read More »