Tuesday, August 6, 2019

Two Little Fawns

We were driving to my appointment yesterday,
we were almost there with a few minutes to spare.
The hubs saw them, at first he thought they were statues, but they weren't.
Two little fawn, no doe to be found.
They were grazing on the front lawn of a home, in plain view.
Instructions were given and followed to turn the car around...quickly!
The hubs "spun it around"...I swear one day we are going to get in an accident, but not today!

And there they were, on my side of the car, I did not even have to get out.
They were not afraid, they did not run off, 
I snapped until I had to leave so I would not be late for my appointment.






Cars were flying by, no one noticed, everyone is in such a big hurry.
But not me, I noticed...
They were so little, so beautiful...how special this encounter was for me!

23 comments:

~Lavender Dreamer~ said...

How amazing! If I had been with you....you could have left me there and picked me up on your way back! heehee! These little fawn just take your breath away!

Coloring Outside the Lines said...

Awesome shots-sometimes they run and sometimes they freeze up, but when they just go on about their business of eating with not a care in the world- that's when you get the best shots.

eileeninmd said...

Hello Debbie, the fawns are so cute. Wonderful series of photos. I saw one crossing the street near my mailbox yesterday. Adorable critters. Wishing you a happy day!

David M. Gascoigne, said...

Beautiful creatures. I hope they stay off the road.

Sandi said...

OH, wow!

Rian said...

Great pics! So adorable! We see them around my daughter's place in the Hill Country. Some of her neighbors feed them. Thanks for sharing your pics!

Marie Smith said...

Great photos! What luck to see them as you did, with a few minutes to spare.

DeniseinVA said...

Oh wow! These are fantastic Debbie and the lighting is perfect! Aren't they absolute darlings? You can't help but smile at these beautiful photos and mine will stay with me for a while after seeing these.

Sally said...

So beautiful, Debbie. I'm happy you were able to snap them. BTW, did Chuck used to be a race car driver? :)

xoxo

Louca por porcelana said...

How sweet and beautiful!Great pics!

Debbie said...

hehehehe, he use to have a muscle car, a chevelle ss. he wrecked it. what did he hit you might ask, a deer!!!

Ruth Hiebert said...

Awwww! They are precious.

Karen Lakis said...

Soooo pretty. Animals must know you’re a gentle soul - they never seem to run away from you!

The Furry Gnome said...

What a lucky chance! They're so close!

Angie said...

Gorgeous shots, Debbie. Maybe it's the magnification of the photos, but they look large enough to be independent from the doe … Glad hubs "spun it around" safely!

Brian King said...

Beautiful! Talk about great timing! It won't be too long before the spots are gone. Glad you were able to get such nice photos!

Author R. Mac Wheeler said...

Bambi

Soooooooooo cute squeeeeeeeeeee

Conniecrafter said...

Oh those are the most exciting when you aren't even expecting them. Oh the innocence of the young, they are so sweet, glad you had time to stop and get their beautiful pics!

Black Knight said...

Amazing! I cannot accept who says that shooting at such wonderful creatures is a "sport".

Debbie said...

i could not agree more!!!

italiafinlandia said...

How lovely! Of course you turned your attention to them only!...

LeAnn said...

Oh, what spectacular photos of these two fawns. You do capture nature in such a wonderful way. I admire your desire to seek, find an photograph such beautiful creations of our Heavenly Father.
Sending loving thoughts and hugs your way and to you hubby too, for turning around quickly for you to capture this one.

Lowcarb team member said...

"so little, so beautiful...how special this encounter was for me!"

and it was very special to all your blogging friends too :)

All the best Jan