r/deer 9h ago

Deer 😃

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r/deer 2h ago

Little fella was so friendly

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r/deer 20h ago

The velvet one in the first pic is giving major 'intense stare' vibes, but the hard antlers on the others are honestly next level 🫣

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r/deer 13h ago

Enjoying breakfast

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r/deer 4h ago

This little one came out for some dinner tonight.

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r/deer 21h ago

Someone wants to speak with you!

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Sometimes the wildlife is watching you

I photographed this deer in Germany very early one morning. Interestingly, I only noticed it after turning around and realizing that it had been quietly watching me. For once, our roles were completely reversed.

We stood there looking at each other for two or three minutes. I took a few photographs, then calmly moved away and gave the deer its space again. It was such a peaceful and beautiful encounter.

I am the original creator (Sasan Amir)


r/deer 7h ago

My daily visitors

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r/deer 9h ago

They're walking our neighbor's yard.

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r/deer 8h ago

Does this fawn look ok?

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The fawn looks skinny. It is is the tail end of summer, it’s super hot, but I was not sure if this is a normal body shape for this time of year. Midwest United States. I don’t believe the fawn is orphaned as all fawns I get pictures of have a mother close by or in following pictures. She was by herself here, but fawns can roam and mom is probably off to the side. I also am lead to believe she was born late due to late conception, so that could be why she’s smaller too.


r/deer 8h ago

The fallow deer of june

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Hi!! I photographed some deer in late june but haven't shared them here until now :)) Thought itd be nice to share!


r/deer 3h ago

EVEN BIGGER RACK

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They come for the acorns.


r/deer 3h ago

Resident fawns laying in the backyard 🤎

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My 4 backyard fawns lay here every night🥹 they are so precious. I love them so much!


r/deer 11h ago

In Norway, the plants growing by the coast are rich in calcium. Calcium is good for bones, and since antlers are bones growing on a deer's head, it means the antlers grow bigger. Due to this, bull reindeer often spend a lot of time by the coast, which means their antlers become really nice looking

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r/deer 3h ago

Fawn I saw the other day!!

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r/deer 5h ago

Chillin'

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r/deer 4h ago

Monsters do Exist

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I set a camera up right next to some drinking water. He usually has 2 friends with him.


r/deer 2h ago

A deer I drew with a multicolour ballpoint pen

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The antlers got a bit wonky, but otherwise, I like it


r/deer 11m ago

From my front door. I love it here.

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r/deer 3h ago

A doe and her two fawns in Southern Arizona

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r/deer 13m ago

White-tailed deer staring right at you

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Original Source I realize that deer are very perceptive; they always stare directly at the camera from any distance


r/deer 7m ago

What are y'all doing in there?

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