The buck in the front charged us right after this shot. Strangely enough there was a baby with them. They are usually only seen with the does. I wonder if that means the mother has been killed? They were doing an impressive job of protecting it.
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8 comments:
What a super photograph Julie! I reckon it is drawing close to rutting time so the bucks will be protective? I have never heard of them having a baby in tow like that.
You are so lucky to be able to get such close-ups.
Magical photographs.
Jeanie xxxx
OMG!!! This is fabulous I'm so glad you were able to get the shot
hugs
d
What a great photo, those bucks were looking right into your lense. Rutting season is here once again.
I have heard of Does having antlers. Wonder if this could have been a case like that. Wish you could keep and eye on them and see if that baby stays with them. It is a great picture. Helen
WOW, this is very good.
Kate
a wonderful pic!!! i bet you never tire of your backyard visitors.
gina
Beautiful, Glorious picture. It's something to see the bucks taking over the rearing of the little one. (Hugs) Indigo
I think I would have stood my ground. My plate awaits!
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