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I am very fortunate to live close
to Cannock Chase where it is possible to see three species of
Deer. Muntjacs are rare here but I occasionally hear them
barking at night and the Red Deer are present but are mainly
located at the opposite side of the area to where I live.
Therefore, the Deer I encounter most is the iconic Fallow Deer
(pictured here). The fallow deer on Cannock Chase show a range
of colours; some are very dark brown and others quite pale.
This particular Buck is having the very beautiful, typical
spotted coat that one would usually expect in a Fallow Deer.
I took this image during the
rutting season (Usually mid-October), I was with a small group
of other photographers at the time and we had been watching
some posturing and loud calling taking place in the distance
for some time. As we watched them head off out of view we
decided to change position and moved around a little to locate
ourselves with the sun behind us. Also, having previously
observed some deer tracks and gaps in fences I was able to
guess the possibly location that a deer may decide to travel.
After a few minutes this magnificent Buck wondered across our
view and turned to pose for the cameras for a few seconds
before continuing his journey. I was thrilled with the
encounter and very satisfied with the image. |
