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Fawn at Little Pine Creek

Fawn at Little Pine Creek

As we were exploring at Little Pine Creek in Pennsylvania we came upon this new born fawn, The mother must have been close by, but we couldn't see her. I...
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As we were exploring at Little Pine Creek in Pennsylvania we came upon this new born fawn, The mother must have been close by, but we couldn't see her. I asked that no one touch her as she lay quiet for protection, but I did snap a few photos to remember the occasion.
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Jan, 2019

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