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Fawn hiding in thick underbrush

Fawn hiding in thick underbrush

I watched a group of deer go over an embankment. When I got to the top of the embankment and looked down I could not see them. I did see movement in the underbr...
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I watched a group of deer go over an embankment. When I got to the top of the embankment and looked down I could not see them. I did see movement in the underbrush but could not see anything, I took a couple of pic with my zoom and this is what I found. It were the ears that were moving. No wonder we can walk right up to the deer and still not see them.
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Aperture f/8 ISO 100 Shutter 1/80 Focal Length 3000/10

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Dec, 2018

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