The fawns are two seperate fawns. Not sure if they are siblings but only one mama caring for them so they are either twins or a mother died and this mother took over. That happens often with deer. Twins are not unheard of either.



The last shot is of the mom watching me making sure I am not going to get any closer to the one fawn that was still there. She was calling them back as I was taking her picture. I was about 10 feet from them 15 at the most.

Great shots. Chances are they are both hers. If a doe is healthy it is very common for her to have twins . In fact quite likely .

More pictures of wildlife...I love them...Yep, you sure have a lot of critters up there in them hills Cheryl....Now lets see the bear....



Good shots too and thanks............

I am not getting nekked just so you can see a bare! I have not yet been able to get a picture of the bear. Matter of fact, since the man that bought out most of the property around us, dozed it out, there has not been a reported siting of a bear or bob cat. We haven't even seen bob cat or mountain lion tracks in years now. I think we fought with DNR 7 years ago about a set of tracks I found that were Moutain lion. They said then there was not enough forrest for a mountain lion. Both Hubby and I saw the tacks first hand and know bob cat tracks and this was much larger then bob cat. We also heard it's cries one night.

Well you may as well get naked; your pictures show you are almost there...
Tell the Mr. to take ya bear hunting and when you site one, you better run like ****......Then hide and take it's picture if he is still coming....

And I don't like your siggy picture...You look too sad.-CHANGE IT....

Those pictures are so beautiful! That's amazing you got them! Thanks for sharing!

I have a bunch of wild life I have taken in the past week. One rabbit, several of the squirrel, a few chipmunk, many bird. One of my favorites it my baby red bellied woodpecker. He/she is so young it has none of it's markings yet.

Wonderful pictures Cheryl! Your pics help me keep sane in Houston!

My Dad had a farm in Lovingston VA and he heard some real bear stories....one bear clawed the steering wheel apart in a road veichle trying to get some honey that was set in it temporarily! Whoa

I lived there for a few years but never saw any bears but I sure did look but to no avail!

Luv the pictures Cheryl but I have to say I enjoy living in the city now. I don't miss all of the wild life that I saw before. I will just enjoy yours.....

I also have some bobcat ,deer,a few mountain lions,turkey,rabbit,squirrels. Bald eagle occasionally,no chipmunks though. a few quail..we have a pileated woodpecker that hangs out and some of those scissor tailed flycatchers.

Oh Now I like that siggy... Thats better.....

We have a family of pileated's that live on our 1 acre lot. I love to hear them knock and call to each other. It is so loud! Did you know that 90% of the knocking they do is to attract a mate?

Wonderful pictures! We have lots of birds and possums and a family of cute racoons right here in the city. But living where you can see the kind of wildlife you have must be great!

One thing about where we live that saddens me is that people are cutting down more and more of the forest and there is nothing we can do to stop it. This means we now see deer running on high traffic streets dodging cars where there should be tree's. It deeply saddens me! Lucky where I live there is still part of our land that has not been touched and will not be. If others come in a continue to doze around us, I will buy ten tree's a year and put them on my property even if it crowds out our yard just to give back to the wild life what they have given me. I would rather have no yard and wild life the a yard with out it.

nice pictures i have pictures of deers to. there are alot in west virginia. One time i was fishing and a deer was eating leaves right behind me like 10 yards away it was amazing.

beatyful animals beatyful shots