Welp, and just like clockwork, we are in baby fawn season! Never fails, May 11th is the day every year we seem to take in our first fawn. Except last year. Last year, we made it to May 12th before taking in the first fawn. So, without further ado, introducing the first three fawns of the 2025 season. First two on the 11th, third on the 12th. Oh and just to cover it, notice no curled ears! Do not go by curled ear tips for telling if a fawn needs help. Always go by multiple factors. Hips and spine, how is it laying, is it calling out non stop, walking in circles, pinch skin test etc. Some fawns are born with bent ear tips. Here is a great post we made years ago on how to tell if a fawn needs help: How to tell if a fawn needs help. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1323290874531047&id=244589332401212 Brandi and Mario Thank you, as always, to our generous donors. We could not accomplish what we do without your support. If you're interested in contributing to Nature's Edge, here are some ways you can help: Linktree https://linktr.ee/NEWRR *Please excuse Mario's lack of smiles. He was tired and it was bright out!* (fb)

"What’s that you say? That’s not a pile of dryer lint? Think again! It’s actually a bundle of baby Eastern screech owls in a full-on food coma. How many tiny fluff nuggets can you spot in this feathery illusion?" Brandi and Mario Thank you, as always, to our generous donors. We could not accomplish what we do without your support. If you're interested in contributing to Nature's Edge, here are some ways you can help: Linktree https://linktr.ee/NEWRR (fb)