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Majestic Muntjac

Majestic Muntjac

So this cheeky Muntjac thought it was a good idea to walk all through the reeds, to get food at the other side. That's just cheating!

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So this cheeky Muntjac thought it was a good idea to walk all through the reeds, to get food at the other side. That's just cheating!

Muntjac Deer aren't exactly English by nature, however they are just simply beautiful! Originally they were brought over from China, and kept at Woburn Park in the early 1900s, the same story for many of our foreign animals that exist in the UK.

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Canon EOS 4000D

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 200 Shutter 1/125 Focal Length 600/1

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Waltham Abbey, Essex, GB

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Mar, 2019

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Awards

Summer 2020

Peer Award

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