This is probably the smallest of this year's Fawns. It doesn't appear to have a mother and hangs around with the herd at The Quarry Trail. It usually stays at the periphery of the group and is at the bottom of the hierarchy as it pertains to the food handouts. Throw it some food (carrots, corn etc) and a bigger Fawn will commandeer it almost immediately. Next, an even larger Fawn or a large Doe will usually chase the bigger Fawn away from the food. Then after the person that handed out the food steps back, the smaller Buck usually takes over until it too is chased off by the bigger Buck and so it goes.

The Fawns and some of the Does will usually come up quite close to people if food is to be had. Some will even eat out of people's hands. The Bucks, and the smallest of the Fawns, however, usually stay well back and will only feed once the person has stepped away. To ensure that all the little ones get some of the offered goodies, one has to make multiple little piles.