Where's Mom?

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A young, inexperienced doe gave birth to this little one and his twin sister in the middle of our driveway last spring, and left (as they often do) . I knew she would be back for them and didn’t interfere, but, in the meantime, I worked in the garden and kept an eye on them.
After an hour of laying motionless (below) curiosity got the better of him, and he started exploring the yard.

2018:05:28 10:54:51
D850
18-200mm @ 200mm
1/800 sec, f/11
Mode: Av
Metering: Multi-segment
Exp comp: -1/3
ISO: 320
White balance: Auto
Flash: Off

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Very cute fawn, Sandy. Those paving bricks don’t exactly provide the best camouflage for the little guy, but that’s pretty safe place.

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our property is quite private and safe, but I’ve still never seen a newborn fawn left out in the open like this.
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What a sweet shot! Love the look of the little guy. I’ve watched many newborns near my home in Colorado but they’ve always been left in the trees/brush. Unusual!