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A White-tailed Deer (Odocoileus virginianus) buck from Willacy County, Texas.
Another prince of the South Texas Brush, with his bone armaments curved round his head like a crown of daggers.
Caught these two well matched Red deer stags having a rut in some lovely early morning golden and misty light. Taken in Richmond park UK, a joy to watch and photograph.
Big old boy still strutting his stuff in some nice light and lovely autumnal colours. Taken Richmond park recently.
The big fella from Richmond park, London, a while back, cropped in heavily, and black and white. He was a magnificent Red deer stag, cervus elaphus, here staking his claim to the area and all it's hinds (females). Great to see and hear !
Snapped this big old boy a while back, just before the rut, standing near the top of a slight hill, the highest piece of land around, and the best place for him to let all around know so. This bit of land was his stand, the place where he stood strong and willing to take on all comers for the next few weeks. He truly was an impressive fallow deer buck (Dama dama ), one of the biggest I've ever seen, and caught in some amazing sunset golden light. Taken near Sevenoaks in Kent, UK
Took this a few months back, don't worry, a big crop with a big lens, though he did have his eye on me. A huge powerful old boy with the deepest roar in his neck of the woods, didn't see any others coming to take him on while I was there. Cervus Elaphus, Taken Richmond park, London, UK
This big old Fallow deer buck (Dama dama) was the dominant Buck around, here he is resting on his stand at the last light of a golden evening, in an area where he literally makes his stand to take on all comers during the rut. He was resting after a day of seeing off several other bucks, and attracting more females to his harem.
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Fallow deer bucks don't eat during the time of the rut, losing up to 30% of their bodyweight as they concentrate on the task ahead. This fella had his stand at the top of a hill with all the lesser mortals scattered around him below, often having to take one of them on when they thought the time was right. Some fallow deer stands are many generations old.
Taken near Sevenoaks, Kent, UK
It was my friends Birthday yesterday so i made him a flower pot out of a book. I saw it on Tumblr or something.
Brauhaus Riegele Biergarten: definitely a work of art!
I thought this rack was so strikingly displayed against the wide stripes in cinnamon brown and dirty cream or pale yellow.
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Caught this Red deer stag, cervus elaphus, early morning few days ago in Richmond park, London, UK. It was a misty morning and the golden sunlight was just making it through the trees as this Red deer stag had a bit of breakfast, a joy to watch him.
Gegen Ende der Rothirschbrunft kann man das Rotwild nicht mehr so häufig und auch nicht mehr so frei auf einem Brunftplatz beobachten. Hier haben sich noch drei Geweihträger recht friedlich im hohen Gras getroffen. Das Kahlwild war auch zugegen, doch da sie auch kleiner sind, waren sie nur selten im hohen Gras zu entdecken.
Visited Dyrham Park recently and managed to get this shot of a Fallow Deer while walking in the grounds, This is an ancient deer park, in South Gloucestershire, just North of Bath, it’s managed by the National Trust.
Pentax K3 II paired with the Tamron AF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 LD Macro 1:2 Lens, Manfrotto tripod and Pentax 391RC2 pan-head, and a Pentax remote. Standard in DxO Optics Pro on Mac, finally tickled in Snapseed on iPad Pro
Gifts from russia: fragments of a shell that damaged my house in March 2022 on top of a gift from russia that was given to me in 1975
while shooting a blue-light vehicle drove by and illuminated this spot blue, a funny effect yet I prefer the version without this deafening blue
a moment later a blue-light vehicle drove by and illuminated this spot blue which caused a screaming effect on the facade, yet I prefer this more 'usual' version
Snapped this big old fella couple of days ago in Richmond park, in some lovely early morning light that lit up the Autumnal colours. A cracking Red deer stag.
Red deer stag, cervus elaphus, roaring with his antlers adorned with bracken, trying to make himself look even bigger than he is, and he was a big old boy. Taken Richmond park, London, UK recently.
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Spent last few days in the New forest national park, UK, photographing the Red deer when this magnificent fellow crossed this Autumnal forest path just thirty metres from me and a couple of other nature lovers; it was one of those moments ! His harem of twenty hinds and some of their young had already crossed before him, he was bringing up the rear. Love the New forest.
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He can lose up to a third of his body weight during the rut, eating little as he strives to keep his females with him, taking on all comers, roaring loudly to announce his presence and attract other hinds in the area to join him.
There was some bigger stags about, but he was one of the most confident looking ones.
He was a real beauty. Red deer, cervus elaphus.
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Vorne sind Geweihträger im Bast zu beobachten, weiter hinten das Kahlwild. Die Jungtiere liegen weiter hinten im Gras und sind auf diesem Foto nicht zu sehen.
Andere Rudel, die ich beobachten konnte, bestehen zum großen Teil aus Kahlwild und diesjährigen Jungtieren und nur sehr wenigen Hirschen. Letztere sind meist auch nur sehr junge, wenige Jahre alte männliche Tiere.
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"Yo pertenezco al abismo, ese abismo que se ha formado despues de tantos años, ese abismo que podría llamarse experiencia, que relata la incógnita del futuro dejando una resaca horrible en el presente.
Yo pertenezco al vaivén que mece los árboles por las mañanas y que los acuna por las noches. No hay lechos suficientes para darme un descanso que me ayude a proseguir, yo... pertenezco al abismo, donde los días pasan y se recrean..."
Fun things to do with fabric: Make tea towel calendars (this is my actual for this year: 'Engaged, tea towel calendar by Su_G'), next to the fabric deer head with antlers from Steiff (last of a run from their factory outlet - a great place for bargains if you're there in person).
The Steiff Museum is well worth a visit, especially for anyone interested in making soft toys. It documents both the production processes and the amazing story of a female entrepreneur:
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See 'Engaged, tea towel calendar by Su_G' as a hemmed Special Edition Spoonflower Tea Towel @ Roostery
See 'Engaged, tea towel calendar by Su_G' as fabric @ Spoonflower. For cut & sew purposes, one yard = 4 tea towels. I cut, hem & give these as gifts.
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*this is the one I forgot what I aimed out to do... sigh.
Will post the upgraded version later today :)
yesterday, i took a boat out (illegally, since i don't have a boating license haha) and went to this huge forested island in the middle of lake lanier. and of course, i forgot my remote, and i forgot to look at the weather forecast.. so i had to use the self timer and i had to race a gigantic black cloud back to the houseboat.
it was.. an adventure.
La fontaine au lion vient affronter la pharmacie aux cerfs, lequel des deux réussira à l'emparer du trône de la place du marché au poisson ?
Le bâtiment a été construit à la fin du XVIIe siècle mais la façade, qui s'inspire du style de la fin de la Renaissance avec son pignon à redents, date, elle, du dernier tiers du XIXe siècle. Eduard Stritt, un peintre sur verre de la ville, a peint cette façade.
Le cerf, qui est représenté sur le sommet du pignon et qui porte une croix entre les bois, est à la fois un symbole pour le Christ et pour la guérison. Des médicaments ont été et sont toujours obtenus à partir de bois de cerf.
La fontaine, quant à elle, est une œuvre de la fin de la Renaissance. Sur la colonne se dresse un lion aux armoiries doubles, les armoiries impériale et citadine. Des têtes de lions ornent également la base de la fontaine.