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Rannoch Moor, Scotland

This was taken on Feb. 14th when this little one was a week old. Happy to report that it's doing fine.

 

Thanks so much for the visit!

New leaves-new flower-a new cycle of life for this Indigo Spire Salvia

Clissold Park, Stoke Newington, Hackney, London.

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Fallow Deer(Dama dama) taken Harewood House Harewood Leeds West Yorkshire

Red Deer dominant male (Cervus elaphus) on a wet, misty morning.

Coues Deer are a subspecies of Whitetail Deer found in desert regions, especially hills and mountains between 4,000-8,000 feet elevation, usually with scrub oak and high grassy basins.

 

This subspecies is isolated from other whitetails, but occasionally comes into contact with other whitetails in Arizona and Mexico. Coues whitetails are found in central and southern Arizona and the southwestern corner of New Mexico, and most all of Sonora, Mexico.

 

The most obvious difference between Coues whitetails and their other whitetail cousins is the size. Coues deer bucks (males) are only about 30 inches tall at the shoulder, and only the biggest bodied specimens will attain weights of over 100 pounds.

 

I photographed this Coues Buck near Portal, Arizona.

Chital deer as also known as the spotted deer! This photo was taken in Ranthambhore National Park in India!

Taken Bushy Park, London

As Autumn arrives in the Misty Glens of Scotland these magnificent creatures frequent the lower grounds.

jackdaw and deer scene, had to keep my shutter speed low but at least it shows some movement on the bird

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When he stepped into the light I made this nice buck portrait.

Kanha NP, India

 

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Seen at RSPB Hazeley Heath, near Hartley Wintney,

Big Moor, Derbyshire

Coyote Hills Regional Park, Fremont California

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Out walking with my 'butterfly' 18-200mm lens,following a close encounter with the female Roe Deer, this little fawn then came into sight, taking a brief glance at me before following its mother.

Taken from Catcott NR in the summer

"We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals." ~ Emmanuel Kant

 

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Gomes Park/ Lake Elizabeth, Fremont California

I guess they had a sense of security with that fence hear.

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