Facts about Fawns
Fawns are born in the spring, following a 200 day gestation period. Fawns are protected from enemies by their lack of scent. Fawns are able to walk shortly after they are born. Their mothers hide the fawns in bushes and check on them up to six times a day. Fawns stay with their mothers for one to two years. Fawns are born with four baby teeth and get premolars and incisors during the first few months. Their adult teeth come in at the age of eighteen months.
Posted by cjwilson on 8/22/2009
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Fawning season usually starts early May and will run through July though we've had fawns born late August. The fawns are checked and tagged at birth and left with their Mothers to nurture, ... White-tailed fawns whether it be brown, piebald or white are cute, curious, nervous, and always alert and wonderfully amusing.
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Learn about The White-Tailed Deer. ... Fun Deer Facts ... She gives birth to young, called fawns, in May or June. A doe may give birth to one, two, or three fawns at a time. A fawn's coat is reddish brown with small white spots. This coloring helps the young fawn blend in with the forest.
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The Big MOE is organized by Facts About Wildlife & Nature Society (FAWNS) and held on the grounds of the Hamilton Rod & Gun Club off New Boston Road. FAWNS is a nonprofit educational organization founded in 1998 out of concern for the future of wildlife, people and their relationship to the environment.
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