My sister took these two photos of newborn white-tailed deer fawns in the woods near her house. They were still wet!
They were well camouflaged amidst the beech leaves and didn’t move a muscle. Apparently, newborns do not have a scent in order to avoid detection from predators.
Their mama did come back for them as they were gone when she returned to check on them later. Off into the world– Bon chance, wee ones!
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Ahhh, so sweet!
Thank you, Andrea. The picture of innocence! 🙂
Oh my, they are so sweet!
Thank you, Caroline!
How sweet !
Yes, indeed, they were. A rare thing to see them so newly born.
Awww, so precious! 🤗
🙂
What an encounter! The first photo especially shows why we don’t see them very often…amazing how well it blends into its environment.
Yes! We probably pass them by frequently, even the adults when they are bedded down in the day time.
Oh, how lovely! And blending so well into the leaves.
Thank you, Adele. They didn’t move a muscle!
Awww… so sweet!
🙂 They really are!
So adorable 😊.
Thank you!
Very nice!
Very sweet and new, si!
Oh my goodness … how precious! Great captures Eliza!
Thank you, Denise. Credit goes to my sister, captured with her phone. She took some quick shots and left so as not to disturb them too much.
They are just wonderful! ❤
Thank you, Peggy!
Ah how lovely, I bet she was really thrilled to come across those two.
Thank you, Alison. Definitely not something one sees often in life. One of those special memories.
Nice article. I really like the message you are trying to pass, it’s insightful. Thank you… I have a similar one but this one talking about introvert and their life. You can read through as well https://nuellaigwe.com/waysforintroverttogrowfriendship/
Thank you, Nuella.