Fallow Deer grazing

in the deep grass, while a Sable is chilling in the background. The paler one on the left is the female. These are relatively new on the wine estate I pass by regularly.

[winghong_ho]

Beautiful shot. They are beautiful animals.

[Issi Bannerman]

Lovely capture, and I also like the horns on the sable in the background!

[Beryl Lloyd]

A lovely shot !

[Susan Wakely]

So nice to see.

[Mags]

Eating peacefully.

[Dione Giorgio]

The sable's horns look even bigger than its body. Both dears are very cute but you have to agree that the male is more charming than the female. Lovely shot and dof.

[Lee]

Lovely shot, they look very chilled.

[Esther Rosenberg]

Nice to se the female and male side by side, They are beautiful. Nice capture. ( Pretty cool to see those horns of the sable is in the back )

[Pam]

Gorgeous animals!!

[Kerry McCarthy]

Beautiful animals, nice capture.

[Lin]

Great focus and dof

[Peter Dulis]

lovely capture

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Lovely shot and they are beautiful.

[Merrelyn]

Beautiful animals

[Sally Ings]

Not the type of deer (antelope) you expect to see in South Africa. The female makes me think of Bambi.

[Margaret Brown]

Nice composition and capture

[Judith Johnson]

Lovely capture of this pair

[Allison Maltese]

That is quite the rack on the male. I like the balance of this composition with the three animals.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[Milanie]

Really nice shot

[Nick]

Great photo.

[Pyrrhula]

Great capture of those grazing cute deers.

[Islandgirl]

Nice horns!

[Jane Pittenger]

Nice scene

[Heather]

Beautiful animals and a lovely shot. Fav

[Shutterbug]

Beautiful animals. I hope you aren’t impacted by the severe flooding they showed on our news tonight.

[Rick]

Awesome capture.

[Diana]

@wh2021 @jamibann @beryl @wakelys @marlboromaam @sangwann @gamelee @dutchothotmailcom @pamalama @mccarth1 @linnypinny @pdulis @mittens @merrelyn @salza @craftymeg @busylady @falcon11 @elisasaeter @milaniet @nickspicsnz @pyrrhula @radiogirl @jgpittenger @365projectorgheatherb @shutterbug49 @rickster549 Thanks for the great comments, favs and getting it on the pp. It is very much appreciated :-)

[Diana]

@salza You are right Sally they were introduced to SA about 150 years age. They are bred as hunting trophies ;-(

@shutterbug49 Thanks Debbie, fortunately not. It is over 1300 km away from us. Still so sad to see :-(

[tony gig]

Fantastic...