Neat seeing the males practicing. They are beautiful animals.. Awesome photos, Frank.. Thank you for sharing your post with my critter party.. Have a happy weekend!
Wow; at first glance of your pictures, I thought they are having a serious fighting p:-) I learned something today, they need practicing♪ Sincerely from Japan, xoxo Miyako*
Oh you captured these perfect moments so beautifully Frank! Amazing photos and thought-provoking as well. Too many people don't realize the importance of play. ... Imagine if the deer just plunked those young ones down in front of the TV and told them to be quiet.
What magnificent animals and you have captured the moment beautifully.
I've just read a couple of your previous posts - the one about your grandfather was most interesting. We saw the ceramic poppies on tv - what a sight and a very fitting memorial. I hope they are permanent as we are visiting the UK next May/June, although we have been to the Tower before I would like to photograph this too!
Fantastic! We have plenty of deer around here but I've never witnessed anything like that.It makes me want to sit out in a deer stand early in the morning to see if I can catch a glimpse of this play fighting action.Super job with the photos!
Great pictures. We have four (or more) Fallow Deer here in East Lothian. They were given to a landowner who released them in some woodland he owns. He didn't seem to realise that they would just go where they wanted. They seem to have taken up residence on a neighbouring farm near the coast!
Stunning action shots. Even the eyes of the bucks are clear.
ReplyDeleteNeat seeing the males practicing. They are beautiful animals.. Awesome photos, Frank.. Thank you for sharing your post with my critter party.. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos Frank, they are such beautiful animals.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful yo see this happening first hand. Great action shots. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteWow; at first glance of your pictures, I thought they are having a serious fighting p:-) I learned something today, they need practicing♪
ReplyDeleteSincerely from Japan, xoxo Miyako*
Stellar shots, Frank! I really like the eyes in the third photo!
ReplyDeleteNice shooting Frank.
ReplyDeleteDoesn't look like much fun to me.{:))
zo oud zijn ze nog niet maar ze oefenen al goed.
ReplyDeleteFantastic shots of fighting sequence of deers.
ReplyDeletejust so beautiful!
ReplyDeletethat second shot is wonderful
ReplyDeletePlay fighting is the best thing ever. Incredible shots!
ReplyDeleteGreat action shots!
ReplyDeleteOh you captured these perfect moments so beautifully Frank! Amazing photos and thought-provoking as well. Too many people don't realize the importance of play. ... Imagine if the deer just plunked those young ones down in front of the TV and told them to be quiet.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots Frank. It will stand them in good stead, maybe for next year.
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos!
ReplyDeleteFabulous shots!
ReplyDeleteThey look very earnest. Great shots!
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What magnificent animals and you have captured the moment beautifully.
ReplyDeleteI've just read a couple of your previous posts - the one about your grandfather was most interesting. We saw the ceramic poppies on tv - what a sight and a very fitting memorial.
I hope they are permanent as we are visiting the UK next May/June, although we have been to the Tower before I would like to photograph this too!
Amazing photos of the bucks practicing. Enjoy your Sunday.
ReplyDeleteFantastic! We have plenty of deer around here but I've never witnessed anything like that.It makes me want to sit out in a deer stand early in the morning to see if I can catch a glimpse of this play fighting action.Super job with the photos!
ReplyDeleteThree exceptional images Frank. A lovely species too
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. We have four (or more) Fallow Deer here in East Lothian. They were given to a landowner who released them in some woodland he owns. He didn't seem to realise that they would just go where they wanted. They seem to have taken up residence on a neighbouring farm near the coast!
ReplyDeleteHello Frank
ReplyDeletewhat should I write here, your photos inspire great photos, great details, great
greetings Frank
Yes, fun for sure, but practice for important things to come. Wonderful series. :)
ReplyDeleteThey may be playing now but the last shot they seem to be getting more unto it!
ReplyDeleteExcellent shot!
ReplyDeleteWow, they are so beautyful.
ReplyDeleteLike a dream.
Karin