The reddish deer found in Glendalough, County Wicklow, are exotic to my American eyes, and certainly far, far more tame than the deer found here "across the pond"! I tried to look them up online and think I may have seen "silka deer", one of several varieties of deer found on the Emerald Isle? Does anyone know for sure?
I don´t know....looks like "Bambi" LOL.
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Violetta
quelle chance d'avoir pu le rencontrer et le photograhier. il ne semble pas très sauvage...
ReplyDeleteI like your friend
ReplyDeleteFat and happy life among the long dead. Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeleteI know Ireland has a few different types of deer, but not sure which was this is? He does look tame.
ReplyDeleteLovely deer, the only time you see them here is in deer farms, my uncle has one.
ReplyDeleteThat deer is beautiful...like a storybook one.
ReplyDeleteI have seen these in Bangladesh of all places, when we took a Bay of Bengal cruise and one of the excursions was to see them.
ReplyDeleteoh, so delightful to see so close! Enjoy your week and thankyou again for the linkup.
ReplyDeleteThey look like professional models!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to see it up close!
ReplyDeleteLove the photos, Sue.
Deers at an old cemetery! Earlier with my grandmother they came into the garden...and last winter I had one here too (totally between houses).
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Beautiful deer. So healthy looking too.
ReplyDeleteDeer looks lovely, Awesome clicks.
ReplyDeleteLovely deer! They certainly could be sika deer.
ReplyDeleteWe don't know what kind of deer that is, but it is adorable! Thanks for sharing these pics, Sue. They made us smile!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute deer. It's so nice that you made these photos
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Happy WW and a fine week!❤️😘
Awww, how sweet!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful photo. So very nice. Super cool series of pictures. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteSo entzückend !
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful found!
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