Featured Work
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Early Spring Visitor by Kathleen Benttinen
Taken in our back woods.
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mummy and the little one by scott hanham
two sika deer taken at arne nature reserve dorset with canon eos
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Alert by Jim Harmon
Young Whitetail deer born this year
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MULE DEER BUCK by Chuck Wickham
SHOT IN YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK,CALIFORNIA. / CANON F-1,300MM LENS FUJICHROME 50,BOGEN TRI-POD,F-8@1/60
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Buck Shot by Alyce Taylor
“Featured in Deer Me!!! on November 21st, 2009.” A portrait of a young mule deer buck dusted with a light covering of snow on a chilly winter day. Captured in Waterton Lakes National Park in southern Alberta, Canada. / Taken with a Canon rebel XSi using a 55-250mm lens. No post processing. Purchase royalty-free license for this image at Clustershot
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Backyard Visitor by GraceNotes
Deer stream through our backyard regularly…this one was only about 25 feet away from our house when I spotted him. My camera with the zoom lens is always within reach. He seemed to approve of the photo op after checking me out. This photo was taken through a glass window. I especially like the sunlight and its halo effect on the deer as well as the way the shrubbery seems to mimic the deer’s antlers. The whole effect is rather “magical.” Nikon D40 / Nikkor lens 70-300mm / focal length – 300mm / F 5.6 / 1/250 Rockland County, New York
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sika deer by scott hanham
taken at arne nature reserve dorset england with canon eos 1000d
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I see you there. by Nature's Realm
A male whitetail Deer giving me the once over before leaping away into the brush. This shot was taken in the Fort Worth Nature Center and Wildlife Refuge on Nov 12, 2009, Texas USA. /
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After the wild fire.......?? by Ruth Lambert
Looking for food after a large wildfire burned everything in sight….....
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Yummy, red leaves taste great! by sewcrafty
An older fawn seen in a different part of Eagle Creek Park (Indianapolis) before finding the 2 younger ones. / 11/09/09. As is; Nikon Coolpix 5700
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Lookin' for Love by Jim Olson
Six-point whitetail deer in rut.
Recent Work
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STAG by andysax
This stag just stood watch me take photos of him but when i looked closer he was actually licking his lips which i thing made the photo.Taken with a Canon 20Dwith canon 300mm lens with X2 converter
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DINNER TIME by andysax
Went to Hokey hall and in the grounds it as deer roaming round and all these deer were eating at the same time.Taken with a Canon 20D with 300mm2.8 lens and X2 converter
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sneakin out by Rodney55
whitetail buck sneakng off
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Doe and her fawn from this year by Jim Harmon
Photographed in Ellijay, GA area. Canon T1i, 70-300mm lens, Aperture Priority, 1/160 sec, F8, ISO 400,180mm focal length. Picture Style – Landscape. White balance – auto. No touch up. picture is as it came from the camera.
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FIGHTING MULE DEER BUCKS by Chuck Wickham
SHOT IN ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK,COLORADO. CANON F-1,300MM LENS,FUJICHROME 50,BOGEN TRI-POD,F-5.6@1/125
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sika deer by scott hanham
taken at arne nature reserve dorset with a canon eos
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The Babies Have Arrived by Kathleen Benttinen
They just love my flowers and Holly trees.
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Early Spring Visitor by Kathleen Benttinen
Taken in our back woods.
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mummy and the little one by scott hanham
two sika deer taken at arne nature reserve dorset with canon eos
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sika deer by scott hanham
sika stag taken at arne nature reserve dorset taken with a canon eos1000d and tamron 70-300mm telelphoto lens
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About This Group
This group is for those wonderful captures of, what else, Deer.
We are not looking for the Deer family such as Elk, but captures of Does, Bucks, Fawns or all of them together.
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