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Young fawn in Garden.

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  1. Kildale

    Kildale Nature's Window

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    Mother went through the garden with junior following behind. fawn (1).JPG
     
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    Well captured Kildale,..cute Fawn.
     
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    while I am not really fond of deer and many other foragers in my garden i must say that is the furriest fawn I have ever seen.
     
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    Great picture, Kildale! Carolyn, I have 'heard' that the heavier coats mean a bad winter but it does seem kind of early for cold weather to arrive.
     
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    It is a pretty fawn but if it was in MY garden I doubt I'd have that opinion. Deer here are a terrible nuisance and can totally destroy a garden overnight.
     
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    :pSorry, the insect photo is the beauty queen:p
     
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    We can keep the deer out of the back garden but we let them roam the front, they were here before us.
     
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