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36" x 24" Canvas (no border) - £79.99
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On a cold autumn morning at
Richmond Park, the sun rises through the mist. This Red Deer
stag bellows looking for a mate creating a misty scene with
its breath.
The
breeding season, or the rut, occurs from the end of September
to November. Serious injury and death can result from fighting
but this only occurs between stags of similar size that cannot
assess dominance by any of the other means. The dominant stag
then ensures exclusive mating with the hinds.
In
woodland red deer are largely solitary or occur as mother and
calf groups. On open ground, larger single sex groups
assemble, only mixing during the rut. Red deer are active
throughout the 24 hour period but make more use of open spaces
during the hours of darkness in populations experiencing
frequent disturbance. Peak times of activity are at dawn and
dusk. Stags roar and grunt during the rut. Hinds bark when
alarmed and moo when searching for their young. |
