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Skyelines

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Red Deer with eye for the hills

22-11-2018, 16:15

In Glen Etive there is a rather tame Red Deer stag who now has quite a harem all of which seem to be very tolerant of people. I am always a bit wary of stags at this time of year, even the tame ones.
I was able to get up close to one of the young females and ended up with this image from a crop of a head shot. Didn't expect the reflection in the eye.
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22-11-2018, 19:28

Re: Red Deer with eye for the hills

Nice detail.

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22-11-2018, 19:44

Re: Red Deer with eye for the hills

Worth getting in close for such detail

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22-11-2018, 20:41

Re: Red Deer with eye for the hills

Great shot,like it.

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22-11-2018, 20:44

Re: Red Deer with eye for the hills

Well, that's something a bit different! Well done

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Skyelines

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23-11-2018, 23:48

Re: Red Deer with eye for the hills

Thanks guys.
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24-11-2018, 07:11

Re: Red Deer with eye for the hills

Super detailed shot

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