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The other day several fawns came to frolic and lounge in our backyard. There were as many as six of them! Deer is quite destructive in our area, but I couldn’t resist taking the following shots.
Fawns.
Fawns.
Fawns.
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Fawns
18 Saturday Aug 2018
Posted in Photography
destructive, on this opposite side of the ocean deers must be saved from destruction!
Ciao
Sid
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There are too many of them here!
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World is weird! By you deers are
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Beautiful captures, love their spotting! 🙂
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Thanks Donna! It’s hard to resist photographing fawns.
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Nicely captures images of the deer and I understand there can always be too much of a good thing, beautiful or not!
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Thank you John! I agree with you entirely.
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I love their spots. Lovely shots, Hien.
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Thank you Jane!
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Delightful. I love this third image in particular. I like the contrast of their patterned coats with the green grass. It must be lovely to watch animals like these in your back yard.
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Thank you Emma! It is nice indeed to watch them when they are still fawns.
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They are sweet but you’re right, destructive and carriers of ticks with lyme disease.
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That reminds me that one of our two dogs was diagnosed this year with Lyme disease.
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I hope the dog is recovering.
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The vet gave him a shot and some medicines, and he’s much better now. Thank you!
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They are beautiful and these are great photos.
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Thank you!
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Very lovely. Thank you for sharing, Hien. 🙂
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Thank you for visiting and commenting, Amy!
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Who can resist photos of Bambi? 🙂 Their cinnamon pelts are lovely against the verdantly green background.
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I could not resist either, Eliza!
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They’re so cute, and you’re lucky to have them in your yard, despite their appetites for flowering plants.
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Not sure about luck, Jerry. Deer have cost a lot of money to all of us in this neighborhood, and there are more of them with each passing year.
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Awww…
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They are even cuter when smaller, but I didn’t get their picture then, mainly because of the rain.
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So very sweet.
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Indeed, at this stage anyway. 🙂
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Excellent.
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Thank you!
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