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Again I failed to spot fighting deer. A bellowing deer at a very great distance. Just within reach. Forest-rangers of The Hoge Veluwe National ParK make sure that the deer are not approached closely. Of course we respect that.......
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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
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?...........
This red deer walked through the field with a whole herd, but regularly paused to observe the field.
I found deer droppings, in the enclosed back garden, barely 10 feet from our house this evening. That surprised me as we have a tall deer fence round our garden, but perhaps it got into a neighbour's garden and then leapt the dividing fence. I'll put the trail camera out tonight to see what we get.
In the meantime I must take Effie for a walk in the dark through the 'paddock' at the front of the house. With my headtorch on I find it unnerving with all the pairs of yellow eyes looking at me.. I go "Shoo!" but they don't Shoo, knowing they are safe hidden in the dark.
I saw these impressive animals in the rut. Imposing and bellowing. In National Park de Hoge Veluwe in the Netherlands.
Saying, "That's as close as you get. Any nearer and I'm off!" Well, the light was poor, the drizzle slowly damping things down, crummy lens on my camera, and then he turned and was gone to join the herd of 40+ individuals scattered further across the moor in the background. Well, I had been warned.
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
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.
Red Deer at Bushy Park today thinking it's about time for the rutting season.... not quite there
But they were loud and clear about their feelings at time.
At least another week or so yet
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.