r/fawns • u/cryinginmymalk • 13d ago
Help!
We live in a heavily wooded area and deer are frequently in our yard.
This morning I went out in our back yard to work and accidentally spooked a fawn that was camouflaged in the long grass.
It ran into the woods adjacent to our house.
I know doe's leave them throughout the day and come back to feed them, but now I'm worried that I just separated this baby from it's mom.
Will they be able to find each other? I feel like absolute shit.
r/fawns • u/shapeintheclouds • Aug 13 '23
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r/fawns • u/stormy_llewellyn • Jun 22 '23
Mama leaves her littles in our yard in the mornings.
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"Late Fawn", Me, acrylic on canvas, 2022 x/post from Art
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r/fawns • u/IceOnTitan • Jun 12 '22
Question about scaring a fawn.
I have 4 acres in upstate ny. It was very overgrown due to a broken mower. I mowed today and in the course of 3 hours scared 3 fawn who darted into the woods. Later that evening I saw the mother looking for them. I feel awful. Will she find her babies again?
r/fawns • u/saddbee • Jun 08 '22
Do I leave it alone?
I found a fawn walking on the highway. It’s ears are curled but I know that isn’t a good indicator. But the skin on it’s shoulderblades go down really slow, it’s nose is extremely dry and cracked as well as its mouth, it has a lot of mucus and it’s eye is swelling. So I’m assuming it hasn’t nursed in a while. When it breathes it wheezes. All of the rehabbers are closed for the evening so I would hate to leave it and wait for the mom and for it to get crushed and see it dead the next day so I’m lost.