She had triplets.

[LakeArenal]

This doe blessed us with triplets this year. Life is Good!

[Ohiogal]

1. Ohhhh. They are gorgeous! You are so lucky to see them!

[Heartstrings]

2. Ohhhhh......

So beautiful! Life IS good!

[Cracklin Charlie]

3. I live near a bunch of deer.

They come every year in the fall, and stay until late in the spring, when they leave with new families.

I have never seen triplets!

They are lovely. Congratulations!

[magicarpet]

4. Mother Nature outside your windows....

Triple Bambi's to visit your yard. Lucky you, I am sure the visitors enjoy your little snacks left for them. It looks like cracked corn.

THX for sharing your backyard visions.

[LakeArenal]

9. Thanks. It's whole corn.

Cracked corn turns to concrete if there’s rain.

We give them apples. We have two apple and pear trees and neighbors who let us collect apples that fall.

We also keep a baby pool clean for a water source.

It’s all worth it for this site.

[magicarpet]

10. Fun, fun, fun. Have a bird feeder by my kitchen window.

But no dear come to it. They can't it is on the second floor. Have a pesky squirrel though.

Have fun,.. enjoy.
THX for the share.

[Bayard]

5. Amazing and Beautiful!

Not very common.

[hlthe2b]

6. Beautiful.

[lostnfound]

7. You know, if you separate them and raise them with three different moms...

You could study nature versus nurture, or the effects of rural vs. urban environments...
And never publish the research, just keep it locked up in a vault for 100 years..

I’m being facetious, having just seen the documentary “Three Identical Strangers”.

[Submariner]

8. How cute.."Bambi meets Godzilla" with special thanks to Fukushima

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and "Bambi the Revenge Part 2":

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[question everything]

11. How beautiful! Hope no macho hunters will choose to go after them

[Rhiannon12866]

12. Awwww! What a gorgeous family!

Lucky you! I sometimes see deer in my neck-of-the-woods, usually after dark on my way home. I always slow down and keep my eyes open, just in case. Strangely, I haven't seen any since the weather got warmer, I occasionally saw groups of them in the winter. You're very fortunate to know a whole family!