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Red deer (Cervus elaphus) dominant stag amongst bracken, Bradgate Park, Leicestershire
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Red deer (Cervus elaphus) dominant stag amongst bracken, Bradgate Park, Leicestershire
Red deer (Cervus elaphus) dominant stag amongst bracken, Bradgate Park, Leicestershire, England, UK, October. Did you know? In the past red deer were predated by wolves and to a lesser extent, lynx and bears. Apart from Man, todays deer have no predators and have flourished to the extent that in some areas they have a detrimental affect on their habitat
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Caught in the Act - The Bracken Boss of Bradgate Park!
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. In this snapshot, we witness a majestic red deer stag commanding attention amidst a sea of lush bracken. With an air of dominance and confidence, he stands tall, his antlers proudly displayed as if to say, "I am king here!". Bradgate Park in Leicestershire sets the stage for this incredible display of nature's beauty. As we admire this stunning creature captured by Danny Green's lens, it's hard not to be awestruck by the power and grace exuding from every pixel. But did you know that these regal red deer were once preyed upon by wolves? Yes! In times long gone, they faced threats from not only wolves but also lynx and bears. However, today they reign supreme without any natural predators – except for us humans! Their population has thrived so much that some areas suffer from their overabundance, impacting their own habitat negatively. It seems like Mother Nature had no contingency plan for such flourishing success! So let us marvel at this striking image while pondering the delicate balance between man and wildlife. And perhaps take a moment to appreciate how fortunate we are to coexist with these magnificent creatures who roam freely through our woodlands. Kudos to Danny Green for capturing this awe-inspiring scene – a true testament to the wonders of nature!
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