Young Spotted Fawn Standing and Looking Up

A young fawn stands in profile with its body facing left and its long neck stretched upward. Its head is turned to look up and off to the side. The fawn has two large upright ears with inner ear outlines, a round dark eye, and a small pointed nose. A set of spots is scattered across its back and side, and each one has a different shape: ovals, small diamonds, and little chips. The thin legs end in tiny hooves, and a short tail sits at the back. There is no background, so the page is easy to color. Try browns and tans for the body and leave the spots cream or white so they stand out. This free page also works well for talking about why fawns have spots, which help them hide in the forest.