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Red Deer

Cervus elaphus

Photo by MaxEllis
Published on Project Noah
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Field Notes

Description:

The new antlers are still forming, covered in their velvety down and are very sensitive. Disputes are resolved by seeing who's the tallest and then if that doesn't sort out the issues a boxing match with razor sharp hooves follows.

Habitat:

Woodland

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Comments (5)

Wow Max, very cool! I had a feeling that might be the case! I adore your collection!
I wish there was a reply button on Noah! I generally use a 70-200 but sometimes that's too long so I switch to a 17-35 and sometimes even 20mm :) I am very careful however and have been photographing these deer for many years. Thank you.
Your deer shots are just amazing! Do you use a telephoto or is the herd used to you? ...or both?
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PublishedApril 17, 2014

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