Fawn and mom usually stick to the shadows and edges of the foliage in order to hide and escape quickly. They are early risers. I don't usually see them in bright direct sunlight later in the day.
The fawn is getting bigger and bolder and now moves away from mom sometimes to forage on her own.
But then, the first rays of morning sun break through the trees and catch them for just a moment before they disappear off into the woods.
So too, the turkey family is caught in the early morning light.
The fawn is getting bigger and bolder and now moves away from mom sometimes to forage on her own.
But then, the first rays of morning sun break through the trees and catch them for just a moment before they disappear off into the woods.
So too, the turkey family is caught in the early morning light.
And the red-shouldered hawk perches on a fallen tree looking for food.
And off he flies in a blur of motion- just another summer morning in Manomet.
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