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White Tail Fawns Sunset Canyon, Central Texas
A couple of buddies that hang qround in the back yard. The smaller of these two is one of a set of twins. The doe appears to take care of all three of the fawns. I doubt seriously that they are all three hers naturally. I keep the 10D with the 100-400 setup by the door and when the opportunity presents itself I indulge myself. 10D, 100-400IS @ 400, ISO 800, 1/125 @ f/7.1, hand held. jn [b]Jim Neely - Dripping Springs TX[/b]
jim(at)jneely.net [url=http://www.jneely.net]Jim Neely Nature Photography[/url] |
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by AForns
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