A large deer herd inhabits Jamestown Island, the original site of the fort built by the 1607 settlers. Much of the island is wooded and food is abundant. Deer are almost visible at the historic site in late afternoon and early evening hours. This fawn nibbled near the woods while momma kept an eye on tourists, particularly those with cameras.
The mothers, whatever species of deer, are always alert and aware. Beautiful shot!
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