Bill Gray of Tonica took a photo of this fawn in a field. Gray is one of La Salle County Farm Bureau’s crop watchers.
If you find a fawn, the best thing to do is it to leave it alone, according to wildlife experts. The mother is likely nearby or keeping tabs. Does will leave their young in a hiding spot and return to get them.
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