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What kind of deer is this? Those antlers look like moose but they are obviously not.
I’ve never gotten this close to a herd of deer. Occasionally single animals or a pair, never a herd. I envy you.
Hi Fred. Do you know those TV shows where the chef in the middle of an intricate dinner exclaims, I’ve cheated a little, and presents the dinner on a beautifully prepared dish?
Well, the pictures are from a deer park! Though some days you have to walk far to see the animals depending on weather and season and sometimes they are not visible at all.
I would love if moose occur, but it’s not likely.
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Magnificent!
Thanks for that, George!
You never know what to expect when you cross the plain. That’s brilliant 🙂
Very impressive.
Thanks Alen. A tableau ❤
These are so beautiful – I once met four of them in the forest in Blekinge, but that was the only time! And no camera…Thank you for this lovely photo!
Thanks a lot, Leya! It’s a wonderful surprise to experience deer in the forests. It’s very intense and you never forget it ❤
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Wow. I’ve never seen a deer park or even heard of that many deer in one place.
The more I learned about the deer park, the more unique it is.
Thanks a lot, BuntyMcC!!
Wow!
/Skvitt
Thanks for that, Skvitt!!
Have a nice day!
/Skvitt
Best wishes for you too 🙂
Thanks a lot!
/Skvitt