newborn fawn just 2 minutes after birth

Well we know I've a bit of the geezer memory thing going, so here my beauty

Our house sits on 6 acres at 3000 feet in the sierra Foothills.
There are 5 game trails crisscrossing it.
One morning in June I was daydreaming out the kitchen window and noticed movement.
Just a twitch of leaves in the brush.
I grabbed a pair of field glasses and focused in on it.
There was a still glossy fawn trying to stand.
Next to him/her was the doe laying down working at getting the next one out.
The task took maybe 5 more minutes.
He/she, the next fawn stood;
Mom groomed both for 6-7 minutes and they wobbled/boinged off.
New fawns have no control over their movement, so instead of walking or running they boing about aimlessly.