Prince or Princess?


If you visit here often, you know I have made a few trips back to Bazemore Park in Calallen Texas to see the fawns after finding a very pregnant doe a few weeks past. Well, Sunday, September 6th, I had my work done for the day, online, so I hopped in the car and drove the half hour to the park before sunrise. Deer are quite active, and usually feed at day break at this park. I went down the steep hill toward the river bank, and when I got about half way down the park road, off in the field, there were about a dozen grazing on the field grasses! Three fawns, two bucks, and the rest of the herd...were does. I took dozens of photos to make sure I had some 'good ones' for the record!

The Fawns:


The Two Bucks [a three point & a two point]


Four of the many does...
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Like all Bambi Fawns, they too will be princes and princesses of the forest...

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    1. one of my favorite critters in this park.

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  2. Awwwwwww Anni.... how beautiful.... the pictures AND the story to go along with them. ~Andrea xoxo

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  3. Nice to have a place to be able to sit and observe them. The only place I've ever gotten to see them was when I was driving and they were running out in the road.

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    1. this area is deer haven most days of the year...and the speed limit on the park road is 5MPH to protect them from being hit. In other words, they have the right-away.

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  4. They are truly beautiful creatures, thank you for sharing with us!

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  5. totaly amazing to me, you have photos of mama and papa and baby too... the fawns are so sweet. I am a Bambi lover...

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    1. Me too...that's why I kept going back so often the last couple of weeks, to see the 'newborn'.

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  6. Such beautiful and sweet animals. I love the fawns especially. Your pictures are wonderful! :-)

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  7. Peace and tranquility, that's what I see there! The photos are grand, too! Have a grand weekend and thank you !

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    1. It definitely IS a very peaceful area.

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  8. What dear DEER photos...I can count the spots...
    How is Isiah doing? I know you and Bud will be glad when hurry-cane season is over....that added to all that 2020 as given us.
    Hugs Cecilia

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    1. Our baby is doing well...over weight and feisty!

      2020 truly has been one "sucky" year.

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  9. They are such gorgeous animals.

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  10. These photos are remarkable Anni 💮

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  11. What a delight to be able to see and photograph those beautiful babies. I am envious.

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    1. It is always a joyful day when I get to see them.

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  12. Not knowing anything about them...... Are those does still pregnant? Or have they already had the babies, you saw?

    Sorry, but I am dense, about this....

    🍁💛🍂💛🍁

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    1. No, the does are not visibly pregnant. (could be, but I imagine, for now, their "season" is over)

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  13. Nature and animals are sooooooooooooooooo beautiful!

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    1. I always shake my head trying to figure out how those that do...hunt them down. Most think it's survival, but I say to them...fiber, fruit, etc. can sustain you.

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  14. Your photos are wonderful! Looking forward to seeing more in the future.

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    1. Thanks! You're always welcome here! I love your humor.

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  15. Beautiful..... I know the thing about hunting and all... but having almost been killed by one in a car.... and the over population...enough said.

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    1. They keep the population down in this park by relocating them.

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  16. As the saying goes...too much of a good thing is not good. Well we are overrun here with deer and they are a nuisance tearing up farmer's crops, backyard gardens, and causing accidents on both the back roads and highways. They still are an interesting and beautiful animal to view and learn about.

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  17. Great photos of the deer. I feel so blessed to be able to watch deer on our property just about every day!!

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  18. Really good pictures! The fawns are so sweet!

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  19. Hello Anni,

    Love the princes and princesses. The doe, fawns are so cute and sweet! The bucks are handsome. Great collection of photos. Take care and stay safe. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Enjoy your day, have a happy weekend.

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    1. thank you for hosting saturday critters!

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  20. Hello. They are so beautiful. Wonderful photos.

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  21. I would say you were very successful in getting some "good ones". Beautiful photos of beautiful animals.

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  22. I get so excited when I see deer here but I haven't seen a fawn yet. That really would be thrilling! Great photos my friend!

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    1. I knew we were gonna have fawns, just had to time it well to see 'em.

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  23. Wonderful pictures. I get excited to see a couple of fawns, but you seem to have hit the jackpot with bucks,does and fawns.

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    1. Yes, I did! I was very happy to see them.

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  24. So beautiful! I love to see the deer, especially the fawns. Where we used to live we saw them frequently, but not so much here, and I miss them. So glad you could enjoy watching them. They are so graceful.

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    1. I really enjoy this when I find 'em.

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  25. Fawns just have to be one of the cutest baby animals...you got some great pics.

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    1. Hi Rose...I was thinking that maybe Roger was sick ...or YOU!

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