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Roe Deer Fawn

Capreolus capreolus

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Field Notes

Description:

These two fawns were hiding in a bush but at some point came out and run away again. Really hard to spot them because they are on constant cover.

Habitat:

Semi-urban area

Reference Links:

Roe deer

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Comments (8)
injica
exactly my thought Faredin :D she's strange
Jopy
no, no, almost is right word, for me it's orange :D
Jopy
very nice photo! ha ha I like many other colors, only not yellow...
injica
too bad- she's mono-chromato-phile :P
FaredinAliyevski
Hahaha, I have a lot of spottings to upload but I think I have nothing with blue :)
injica
Very nice and it even has some blue spots from the flowers, I think Jopy may be satisfied :P

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Mission
WILD Cities: Urban Biodiversity
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Scandinavian's Biodiversity
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National Geographic's Great Nature Project
Mission
Danish wildlife
Photographed
PublishedJuly 8, 2013

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