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Bucks are losing their winter coats and antlers are showing; some are already branched.
White-tailed-deer fawns are difficult to detect when in a camouflage-curl position.
A bumblebee visits a cream wild indigo for pollen.
Eastern prairie shooting star flowers are buzz-pollinated by bees.
Black raspberries are bee-pollinated; they will be ripe by early July.
Fawns are nursed and then moved to a new location to curl and rest.
Fawn fascination is ongoing but is most passionate in springtime when we can easily see a newborn white-tailed-deer fawn in Wisconsin.
Jerry Davis
Jerry Davis is a freelance outdoors writer. Contact him at sivadjam@mhtc.net or 608-924-1112 for more information.
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