Here are a few more trailcam pictures from summer 2011 in Virginia:

Fawn on the Trailcam

Doe and Fawn

Doe on the Trailcam

Here are some new fawn pictures from the trailcam. If you’re interested in a trailcam, check out my equipment page for low cost recommendations.

Fawn Landing after Leap

Fawn Standing

Fawn Looking

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These are a couple of recent trailcam images of a doe and fawn… [notes below]

Fawn with Spots

Doe and Fawn

Note that my trailcam has a visible flash that bleaches out nighttime shots. My online friend and neighbor Eric, who submitted this nice bear image, has a trailcam with an infrared flash. The next time I order a trailcam, I’m going to go the infrared flash route, like this one available from Amazon.com:

Product Description
Leave nothing to chance when you scout with a Moultrie infrared trail camera. Equipped with a quick rapid trigger time, 150-day battery life and no visible white flash you won’t miss a shot.

The quality isn’t very good as this was taken through a window on a rainy day.

The automatic camera captured this image of a doe, fawn, and buck.

The automatic camera captured this image of two fawns playing. The image is overexposed due to the time of day.