Just this bull reindeer scratching itself

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🔥 These 2 male reindeer have almost grown their antlers to full size, and in a couple of weeks they will scrape the velvet off, revealing their fully grown set

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🔥 These 2 young male reindeer (A yearling and a 2 year old) are still to young to participate in the rut, however they hone their skill by sparring with eachother

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🔥 This bull reindeer has just shed it's velvet, and the antlers are still covered in blood

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Autumn in Finland

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🔥Red deer stag with ferns in his antlers [OC]

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Majestic Red.

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🔥Large stag with its head covered in vegetation [OC]

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🔥The Reindeer (Rangifer tarandus)

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Very relaxed fallow deer

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🔥 This reindeer calf got separated from it's mother, but luckily these 2 males have let the calf join them while it searches for it's mother

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🔥 Because of the long summer and the large amounts of mushrooms, these reindeer calves have been eating well, as are quite plump and fat

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In 1900, the Père David’s Deer went extinct in its native home China. To save the species from complete extinction, an English Duke acquired the surviving deer scattered around European zoos (fewer than 20) and formed his own herd. Today, there’s 15,000 of the species, all descended from that herd.