red deer

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  1. glenw

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    a couple of photo's of a red deer i managed to take whilst dodging rain showers the other evening

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  2. rosa

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    they are excellent photos glenw, wouldnt mind doing a water colour of one iff thats ok by you
     
  3. glenw

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    feel free rosa, glad you like them! i'll find out 1 of a stag i took last year too and post that, he looks very impressive!
     
  4. glenw

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    Oh, I envy you Glen, out walking and meeting up with such a subject, lucky you! And not just one photo but four and it does look like she is posing for you in the last one! Like Woo and his foxes.
     
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    The one of the stag popped up with my reply or I would have said what another fantastic picture. I think he was posing for you too!
     
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    wow! glenw that stag is superb, great photo, just reminds me of that famous painting, I sketched it for sunshineP
     
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    ohhhh i,m spoilt for choice now :D
     
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    Where did you see them Glen? I remember seeing a red deer stag in the Peak District near the Roaches but thats the other side from you. It was the closest I had ever been to one. When i came across it I thought it was a sculpture cause it was so close and still.
     
  12. walnut

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    You must have a lot of patience Glen they are great shots.
     
  13. glenw

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    Geoff-the deer are part of a small herd on blackamoor although there is a substantial herd on what I know as big moor although i'm not sure thats the proper name!

    walnut-no patience needed! the stag(actually there were 2 of them) i stumbled across without even knowing there were deer on the moor, i was just lucky i had my camera in my hand!! The latest photo's are on the same moor and again it was just chance that I spotted her from a fair distance away but she was only a few hundred yards from the path I was taking anyway. It was just a case of slowly walking towards her. She didn't seem too concerned either, when she spotted us( i was with my dad) she took a few steps towards us before ambling off down the hill away from us.

    Everyone else- thanks for the comments, they are much appreciated [​IMG] hope they encourage people to get out there, with a pair of binoculars and a camera!!!
     
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    Fantastic photos Glen,Lovely shot of the Stag. [​IMG]
     
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