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Photo of the Day: Siblings

Rachel Faulkner   |   Last Updated: January 5, 2016
White-tailed fawns on a rainy morning in Texas
Two white-tailed fawns pause while passing through the photographer's (very large!) backyard. Photo by Howard Cheek.

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Get Outside, Wildlife Facts | photo of the day, Photography, white-tailed deer, wildlife
Published: May 17, 2012
Written by Rachel Faulkner

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