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Poor puppy! She was probably wondering what kind of place she was moved into! I think as long as the fawn can still eat and breath ok it will be fine. The stings usually last about two weeks and this one is about a week old and probably itches like mad more than anything.

@@wildlifeathome I'm glad to hear she will be okay. Thank God it didn't sting the insude of her wind pipe. Nature can be cruel sometimes.

He should, the other stings I've seen have gone away in about 2 weeks and this one is about a week old now.

I was very worried until I saw the fawn eating without any difficulty. It's been about a week since I first noticed and I believe it looks much worse than it is. I had a bee sting me in the forehead a couple years ago, my whole face swelled up and I couldn't even see! Normally I don't have much of a reaction at all, now I have an EpiPen just in case.

@@wildlifeathome that was an awful reaction you had, glad to hear you have the EpiPen...literally a lifesaver. Have a lovely day Derek 😁🦌🦌🦌🦌🌞❤️

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They probably thought I must be around somewhere, usually I'm attached to the camera.🤣

They sure are springy on those toothpick legs!😂

What is interesting is that the mother of this fawn is most comfortable around me and the fawn who is most comfortable with me belongs to Betty, the doe who is least comfortable around me. I'm not sure how that happened.😂❤️

Thank you, Ambre! Have a great weekend!😊

@@critterallywithjohnernest. It won't be long and the milk tap will run dry causing their spots to fall off!😂🤣

@@wildlifeathome That's what happened to me😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣

@@ryanthompsonthompson820 I haven't seen any for a few months, which isn't that unusual. Hopefully when mating season starts I'll see some. A few years ago we had a few that would come around once in awhile. @soarornor, who only lives about 40 miles away with the same species of deer has a couple nice bucks in velvet come visit him. He has a few great videos of them along with the doe and a couple fawns who come to visit him. I'm hoping to see one or two soon so that our doe will bring us more fawns next year.

@@adrianfrick795 Crunch, crunch, crunch!🤣

@@paulag4536 I think they do that to build their bonds and to swipe food from under the others.🤣

@@SerenadaWildlife Their mother was the first deer I managed to gain the trust of over about 14 years, unfortunately she passed away two years ago. She taught her fawns that I wasn't anything to be afraid of so now we are lucky enough to have her offspring bring out their fawns and continue in her footsteps.

@@ryanthompsonthompson820 I appreciate it Ryan, thank you. I hope you both have a wonderful week!😊

Thanks Goldie, I could sit and watch them all day. I hope you're having a good weekend! 😊💖

This has been quite a summer with the deer, I've seen more interaction between fawns and their mothers than I have in a long time. Just seeing fawns together from different mothers is fairly new, watching them playing is quite a treat! Too bad they grow so fast, soon their spots will be gone and they'll be even harder to identify, somehow I need to get them all different colored collars! See ya when you return from Nevada, I hope you have some fun in the desert.😊❤️🦌

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Not bad for a first time mother! Two of the other fawns have bee stings near their mouths, a bit swollen for now. Almost every year I see at least one fawn who learnt the hard way not to eat occupied flowers. The first time I saw a lump on ones mouth I was quite concerned, but it went away quickly and didn't seem to really bother the poor thing.

It almost wouldn't surprise me if one lay next to me, that would be something! Maybe someday.😁❤️ I'm doing ok, between trying to get yard work done and taking us all to doctor appointments. The deer help keep me from the yard work.🤣

@@wildlifeathome In happy to hear everyone is doing okay. I hear you on Dr. Appointments go. I'm definitely tired of surgeries gone wrong. 2 failed and are worse than before i seen him the first time. Then he did a scope of my wrists last week and that alone was $20,000 to look inside my wrist to tell me i have tendons broken and frayed and no longer connected. I don't think i will even try to fix it as each time it gets worse than before. I'm totally convinced he has no clue of what to do and he was referred to me as one of the best🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 what a joke. Well i hope to see that fawn sleeping next to you soon🥰🥰 take care Derek. 🙂

@@critterallywithjohnernest. Unfortunately I think my neck needs to be fused like my low back, it's starting to affect my hands more and more. I wish there was a way to know before a surgery whether or not it would actually help and just how good the doctor is. Unfortunately there are doctors who are only in it for the money, but even the best can't always get it right. In a way, I'm lucky not to be working as my state insurance has paid for almost everything in the last few years, my 8 hour surgery must have cost a fortune. I sure hope that something can be done to help your hands, living with the pain isn't anything close to fun.

@@wildlifeathome before i had the surgery my hand only hurt while pulling and pinching moments. Now it hurts 24/7 doing absolutely nothing at all. If only we could hit a reset button i would. Is your back better or worse after fusing the bones? He said that fusing bones in my hand wiuld be the 3rd operation but he said it isn't guaranteed to work and will definitely lose lots of mobility. I've already lost more than 50% so i can't imagine losing another 25%.😡 I hope your surgery goes well if you decide to do it. It sucks going under the knife to wake up worse than before.😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

@@critterallywithjohnernest. Before they fused my back it clunked painfully, now it just hurts without the clunking. I'm really not wanting my neck cut up, but it's sending more and more pain down both arms now. I see my neurologist today so we'll see what he has to say.

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Nervous for some reason, probably from being bossed around by other doe!🤣💖❤️

I could sit with them all day, minus the flies! 😄

Thank you, Ambre. Have a great week! ☺️

🤣I was hoping to be a little more on camera, not just my feet.🤣

Thank you. It's amazing to get to see them almost every day.😊

@@wildlifeathome We really love it.

@@LuxAida_Squirrel Thank you, they are sure growing quickly.😊

@@LuxAida_Squirrel Thank you! I feel lucky to have them around.😊🦌♥️

I appreciate that, thank you. They do have a way of uplifting ones spirit.😊

@@jimmymccracken9702 They are so much fun, these hear me shake the food and seem to come from nowhere! 😂

@@paulag4536 This is new for me even after all these years, seeing the fawns playing around and trying to avoid their cranky Aunts! I'm even happier being able to share their antics.😂♥️🦌

@@westcountrymudlarks I never get tired of seeing them and love that they are enjoyed by others, thank you.😊❤️🌺🦌

@@Littleanimalsarecute It can be hard to think of titles for what is basically the same thing over and over, sometimes they help out by what they do.😂

@@wildlifeathome Oh, believe me, I hear ya! I’ve held back from titles like, “more squirrels”’😂

@@adrianfrick795 I think it adds a bit of warmth to the videos.🤔😁

It would be nice if they all got along, but I guess they know what they're doing.😂♥️

@@subrataslgdas7123 I appreciate that, have a wonderful week!😊

Sometimes I wish I could share them in person with everyone. The videos just aren't the same as being here. If you two ever travel to Oregon, you have my invitation!😊

@wildlifeathome That's so kind Derek! I've never been to Oregon. It must be so wonderful seeing them live in your yard. They are just beautiful deer. Thank you so much!! 🦌❤️😊

@@goldiethompson6569 Its certainly a wonderful experience to see them as often as we do. Before I befriended Nicky, the first one, we were excited when we saw one through our windows. I never would have thought I'd be able to visit with them like I can. When we first moved here we were actually scaring them away because we had a garden in the yard, now the enjoyment of having them around more than makes up for not being able to grow anything out where they can get to it. We grow a few things in the greenhouse and always need to be sure the door is closed as they will even go inside to eat what they can!

@@wildlifeathome That's so great Derek, thanks for sharing! How beautiful to see deer so close 🦌😊

Thank you, it keeps growing each year!😊♥️

Thanks Ambre! It's nice when they can eat peacefully together without kicking and chasing each other around.😁

Thank you!😊

🤣 I've actually been thinking of giving the stump a makeover, they've been eating off of it for well over a decade now. In the past it was usually just one doe we called Nicky and her fawns. Now her fawns are bringing theirs, and sometimes there just isn't quite enough room for them all!

Thank you for watching! 😊