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Another of the brilliant conditions we've had in Yorkshire recently

and one of his hinds

Stag frantically digging up mud at the edge of a lake to cover its antlers before dressing them in vegetation. Not sure if this is to impress the ladies or threaten other males in the rut.

Many people round here tolerate the deer spending all day on their front lawn. Mind they do seem to keep the grass nice and tidy. Fuck all flowers and shrubs left though

 

Bullseye shot from the driver's seat in the wilds of Kingairloch. I was almost too close

A stunning morning in a stunning location. As Phil (of The Pine Marten Retreat) says "Why don't tourists come here in December?" No midges?...........

On a cold autumn day on Bushy park, there is something so peaceful and ethereal when you suddenly realise that a Red stag is in your vicinity. Most of them were lying down after an eventful night, though this handsome lad was on the lookout for Hinds....

It's getting to the time of year where we have deer all over the place round here. Last night I saw 20-30 run away and jump over a fence together, in one fluent movement, a bit like I remember the horses in the Grand national doing, and no fallers. I was too slow to anticipate what they were going to do so no picture to show you

...aus gut 100m Entfernung fotografiert

Ray, a drop of golden sun

Me, a name, I call myself

 

(No, I know the notes are Do, Re, Mi....)

 

This close to wild nature in Ardnamurchan

Not the sharpest shot I've ever taken but I had to grab my camera & take this quickly, in poor light, as the herd were getting spooked & about to run off.

Another of the lovely deer from our visit to Knole Park. Thanks for viewing 💕

Two stags having what appeared to be a half hearted rut. A few seconds later and it was all over.

 

You need eyes at the back of your head during rutting season...

Early morning in the Park with low temperatures creates a great atmosphere for the annual rut. I was lucky to be in the right place when this stag bellowed and his warm breath drifted away in the cooler morning air.

 

Btw I know others have issues with Flickr in recent days I was 2 days without any notification emails and at least 24hrs without being able to post. All rather frustrating when we pay to use this platform.

Red Deer Alberta

The main reason for visiting Raby castle had been to try & get a few shots of the Red Deer, but they were grazing in other areas of the park and I only saw a couple of stags in the distance.

red deer on a very early morning looking into the sun at dunwich heath

Another great day out with photography friends.

Also had some smashing days at Wisley and Kew again with Photography friends I think this is a wonderful part of it that I meet such lovely people.

Happy New Year.

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