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Wildlife Photography (Mammals)

Fallow Pricket

Fallow Pricket.

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Fallow Prickets.

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Fallow Doe.

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Wild Boar.

Male Wild Boar

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Menil Fallow Pricket

One of the most Handsome Deer, in Britain Today.

Not Native to Britain but Introduced by The Normans around the 11th Century to United Kingdom for The Kings to Hunt.

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Master Fallow Buck.

,One of the Finest Deer ever brought to Britain, The Fallow Buck, with Huge Towering, Palmate Antlers.

Fallow Deer come in Six Colours this one  is "Common"

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Two Massive Great Fallow Bucks.

These Bucks are in the "Menil" colour because they are most popular in Park Deer, the Pretty dappled spots of a Fallow Deer are Most Common and Most Liked in Deer Parks.

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A Handsome Young Fallow Sorrel.

This Deer Pictured is a Three Year Fallow Male, You Can Tell this because of his Antlers. Though the Antlers are not Palmated as in the other the Fallow Buck Pictures. They are what you call "Single Tined Antlers" Nor are they like The Fallow Pricket which has Two Single Spikes. But not Palmated this tells me this is a Fallow Sorrel.

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Fallow Sorrel Verves Fallow Bucks.

Here you can see the Antlers of the Fallow Bucks, The Buck on The Left is a Three Year Fallow Buck Non Palmated, but still resembling the shape.

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But the Fallow Buck on the right has nicely Palmated Antlers, that is a "Master Fallow Buck" He is probably Seven or Eight Years Old.

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Alissa Rose

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