what a lovely picture dragonfly
pulled into the layby at the top of Berriedale hoping to get a good pic of village below and look what was having a snack..........
photography really has a lot to do with lucky timing!!
what a lovely picture dragonfly
Oh what great photos Dragonfly.
You arrived just at the right time!
"Until one has loved an animal part of their soul remains unawakened"
Wow, thats brilliant. Is that an albino deer?
Well done, that's great!! Gorgeous wee thing!
Magic photo, must be extremely rare to see a white deer, but to get the opportunity to photograph one, wow!!! What can I say.
nirofo.
Lucky you to get such a rare shot, congratulations.
I was thinking something along those line too cuddlepop but we'll leave that for another thread
ps, we did scare it off but not before I got those 2 pics first. There was another one there too but it bolted as soon as we came into the layby
we saw loads of deer on the mountains around Drummochter - assume they were all on the move looking for food
here's some regular deer
Great photos, Is it a Red deer (species that is not colour)?
Away with the birds
Well done indeed.A very rare capture.
Well done! looks like a very preggie red! wow you lucky person and well done on a good shot of it
Wow what a great shot and a rare chance to see a white deer. Not everyone makes the same decision with such rare animals!
Do not watch the link if you are of a timid nature
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3J-I6TlmuM
What a despicable women.
How lucky are you to see them never mind to be able to capture one on camera ! cracking photos well done
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Cracking picture
Did the place at Berridale with the windmill not breed white deer many years ago?
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I didnt look at the link but it sounds as if a similar animal may have been killed. These white deer are sometimes a target for poachers.
Here is a link to some footage of a white Stag last year.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/...ds/7238534.stm
Away with the birds
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