The two bold ones stick together.

The third hangs back peeking from behind cover.

When the pair get out of sight,

the third starts bawling and running after them.
Fawn drama…
from three fawns in the yard.
FLOW
The two bold ones stick together.

The third hangs back peeking from behind cover.

When the pair get out of sight,

the third starts bawling and running after them.
Fawn drama…
from three fawns in the yard.
FLOW
A tiny fawn was discovered in one of my ditches at around 2:00 PM in the hot sun.

I had been in the general area for hours weeding and re-potting plants.
The bunnies had been only feet away since morning.
Mr. Flower discovered it while mowing. (It finally stopped raining.)
What an uncomfortable position! It seemed not to be able to walk.
As we and the neighbors quietly gathered around to discuss what to do,
it struggled to its feet/hooves.
I thought it would just stop under the Cardoon to hide.

No. It stumbled through my garden.

Then got stuck in a fence which was quickly moved.

Then it wobbled up the hill and into the woods.

Where is mama?
FAWNER