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Often used in the same context:
pups,
doe,
cubs,
calves,
deer,
nestlings,
elk,
cygnets,
poult,
pronghorn,
pheasants,
eaglets,
mule deer,
whitetails,
broods,
gobblers,
coyotes,
cougars,
moose,
fledglings,
kittens,
denning,
chicks,
sandhill crane,
geese,
mountain lion,
skunks,
estrus,
cowbird,
owlet,
piglets,
cottontails,
bobolinks,
tom turkey,
wolves,
rabbits,
hatchlings,
birds,
lambs,
litters,
grizzlies,
hungarian partridge,
gosling,
puppies,
trumpeter swan,
foxes,
sharptail,
bobcat,
ewes,
jakes,
redpolls,
raccoons,
plovers,
shrikes,
killdeer,
bull moose,
spruce grouse,
herd,
squirrels,
lynx,
bobwhites,
mallards,
bluebirds,
foals,
wolf pup,
molt,
bobwhite quail,
offspring,
prairie chicken,
phalaropes,
animals,
blacktail deer,
swans,
songbirds,
quail,
great horned owl,
forage,
junco,
longbeard,
snowshoe hare,
prairie grouse,
ungulates,
females,
fallow deer,
whooper,
otters,
chukar,
babies,
pelicans,
subadult,
snowy owl,
whitetail deer,
fledge,
lesser yellowlegs,
antelope,
housecats,
newborns,
phoebe,
ducklings,
joeys,
forbs,
kinglets,
fawn,
doves,
foal,
gazelles,
pup,
babes,
canaries,
gazelle
Appears in the definition of:
fawn
Also try:
— Adjectives for fawns:
young,
little,
twin,
spotted,
tailed,
newborn,
many,
female,
male,
dappled,
most,
more...
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