Baby deer in Nara, western Japan

Baby deer in Nara, western Japan

A fawn, the first born this year at Nara Park in Nara, is shown to the media on May 10, 2021. According to a local conservation foundation, about 200 deer are born every year at the park, a popular western Japan tourist destination, with fawning season running from late May to mid-June.

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