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Whitetail fawn burning off youthful energy.

Whitetail fawn burning off youthful energy.

This fawn ran back and forth several times through the field of yellow flowers I was watching in central Texas. I shot several images trying to keep it in focus...
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This fawn ran back and forth several times through the field of yellow flowers I was watching in central Texas. I shot several images trying to keep it in focus and within the frame, but only a couple were usable.
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I really really love this. I understand what you mean when trying to stay in focus with an animal running around. Thanks for sharing this because it makes me smile.

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wonderful capture! Lovely job.

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