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Maryland Department of Natural Resources Urges Residents to Leave Wild Fawns Alone

Maryland Dept. of Natural Resources

Apr 14, 2023

Handling Fawns is Usually Unnecessary, Often Dangerous, and Always Illegal Photo by Andrew Gue, submitted to a past Maryland Department of Natural Resources Photo Contest. The Mary…

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Maryland Department of Natural Resources Urges Residents to Leave Wild Fawns Alone

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