Driving through Brown County Indiana’s countryside on a recent day trip we saw quite a bit of wildlife. Off to the left our son spotted a fawn just standing there about 30 yards from the road. Fawns typically lose their white spots 90 to 120 days after birth. It just stayed perfectly still and we drove on after a few minutes.
Mother would be watching as the fawn just stared at us
Then Maj saw a doe to the left about 75 yards off the road. We stopped the car and backed up the 50 or so feet until we could see that there was also a fawn with this doe.
They were right on the tree line
They’re still just looking at us, no movement
Mom says it is time to go
It is always a thrill to see wildlife. Seeing deer seems especially neat, perhaps because they are so large compared to squirrels or raccoons. Oh, and do you see why these are named whitetail deer?
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Wow. Very beautiful pictures. Love deer. ♥️♥️♥️
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Thank you very much!
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Great pictures! The last one is my favorite. Thanks for sharing. 😀
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We enjoy sharing our adventures. The fawn tail up is cute. 😉
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Wonderful captures
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Thanks, Derrick.
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Dear are so beautiful creatures.
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It is always enjoyable seeing them in the wild, that is for sure. Thanks for stopping by, Stella.
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More beautiful Bambi photos.
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They do move fast…
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