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I took so many images of these sunrays sweeping across Maelifellsandur that it was hard to make a choice, maybe that should be a lesson to take fewer photos!
Sunrise at the Narrows 64th Street, Virginia Beach, VA
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Göd, Hungary, 2017
(c)Tibor Demeter 2017
Fuji X-T2+XF56mm
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We've been getting lots of clouds lately, and it's been raining all around us, but we remain dry here. They say dry is good for the cotton at this stage, so I suppose we shouldn't complain. We can always water the garden, but I'd sure hate to see the cotton crop ruined.
This is my close encounter with a buck muntjac deer, doing what it likes best, nippling away at shots and buds in the undergrowth of woodlands, suburbia and large gardens.
I was laid down on a ridge just yards away from it and even though it stared at me it not recognise me, because of my camourflage gear. Somewhat curious, it then began to approach me, probably wondering what the camera was.
They are very shy and largely solitary animals, not much bigger than a medium-sized dog. When disturbed they also make a high pitched 'barking' sound like a dog.
This particular species, the Reeve's Muntjac, is native to SE China, including Taiwan and Hainan, but for the past hundred years has gradually spread throughout much of the southern part of the UK, from a herd kept at Woburn Abbey Park in Bedfordshire.
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