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Image ID:	766830
Title:	Young Whitetail Buck
Photographer:	WILLIAM O'HARA
Album:	Animals \| Next photo »
Categories:	Animals \| Rural Life \| Nature
Keywords:	Princess, deer, doe, tame deer, corn, treat, feeder, Muskoka, Cottage Country, rural, friendly, friendly deer, corn feed, fawn, country setting, holidays, retreat, nature, beauty, pet deer, pet, Ontario, buck deer, White-tailed Deer, Whitetailed Deer, Odocoileus virginianus, hunters, White-tailed Buck, Buck, Young Buck, Immature Buck, Reindeer, Young Whitetail Buck, Whitetail
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Submitted:	Nov 18, 2009 10:25 PM

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Camera:	Nikon D700
Film / Media:	DIGITAL
Lens:	NIKON 80-400 mm AF VR-NIKKOR 1:4
Filter:	UV
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Photographer's Description

In the rural Muskoka district of Ontario where I live, we frequently see White tailed deer roaming freely between adjoining country properties . They are always a special delight to observe, to photograph and to watch the deer families grow and develop. This deer had been a fawn I had observed many times prior to this arrival with an acute manifestation of male maturation. This was the first male deer I have seen in our neighbourhood. This new buck never returned after this photo was taken. The antlers of the mature male white-tail consist of a forward curving main beam from which single points project upward and often slightly inward. (Canadian Wildlife Service).

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Anonymous rater wrote 51 days ago (Dec 19, 2009 04:01 PM EST)

[Composition: good, Creativity / Originality: good, Depth of Field / Focus: good, Color or Tonal Range: good, Noise or Grain: good, Exposure / Lighting: good]

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