red deer scotland

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Red Deer Scotland Royalty Free Stock Photo
Ben Alder at sunrise with some Red Deer, Scotland Royalty Free Stock Photo
A female red deer - doe - in the snow on a winter morning in Scotland Royalty Free Stock Photo
Alert Red Deer Stag standing on hillside in Highlands of Scotland Royalty Free Stock Photo
Red Deer Stag in Scotland Royalty Free Stock Photo
Red Deer Stag and antler dressing, Lochaber, Scotland Royalty Free Stock Photo
Red Deer Stag Close Portrait Highlands Scotland Royalty Free Stock Photo
Red deer in Scotland
Red deer stag in Scotland Royalty Free Stock Photo
Red deer hind in Scotland Royalty Free Stock Photo
Two Red Deer Stags Highlands Scotland Royalty Free Stock Photo
Red Deer Stags in Snow Scottish Highlands Scotland UK Royalty Free Stock Photo
Group of Red Deer at Isle Rum Scotland Royalty Free Stock Photo
Red deer hinds in Scotland Royalty Free Stock Photo
Red deer hinds in Scotland Royalty Free Stock Photo
Red deer are Scotland’s largest surviving native wild land mammal. They have a body size a little smaller than a domestic donkey. Males are called stags and have antlers up to a metre long. These branch-like horns drop off in the spring and are grown again in the summer ready for the autumn rut, or breeding season. Stags live in small wandering groups, except during the rut when they become solitary and fight other stags for the control of a hind herd.


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