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The deer of Dunham Massey
Part of the herd of Fallow deer that inhabit this splendid country park here in Greater Manchester. These are of course does. There were many more with the main herd not very far away being shepherded by the mighty stags. See PiPs.
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Interesting series, Herb
Two superb shots in the PiPs as well...............especially the first PiP showing off those amazing antlers.
I notice there are white stags and does too...........I'm assuming that's quite unusual? Not something I've seen before.
Best Gordon
Have a nice new week!
Best wishes
Füsun
I like this picture very much!
I instantly recognise this park, especially in the light of your pictures of the buildings there.
You are lucky to get them, they usually stay away from people!
Best Wishes, and stay safe!!
Peter
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