Spotted in the Park

An unusual aspect of a fallow deer resting, one of a herd in our local country park.

I’ve been searching my archives to find something with Spots or Dots to meet Ann-Christine’s Lens-Artists Photo Challenge this week. Her challenge is to post photos to address ‘but, also recognize and enjoy the different interpretations, meanings and importance of these two little words. Spots and Dots’ .Find a collection of entries to this challenge via this link to Ann-Christine’s Blog.

And here’s a spotty peacock too – same park.

12 thoughts on “Spotted in the Park”

  4. Excellent – as usual! Love your take on, and the first image is very special. We also have fallow deer where I live, but I seldom see them in the forest. At our summerhouse I have seen them more often. A beautiful animal.

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  5. James – that deer is REALLY unusual. We see spotted fawns all the time but they don’t have their racks yet. We see juveniles with racks but they no longer have spots. Is that one unusual for your area??? What a great subject for the week’s challenge!

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    1. Thanks, Tina! The fallow deer is one of the relatively few species in the UK. They come in different ‘colours’ but the spotted coat is the most common. We have a herd of about 15 deer in the park – usually easy to photograph.

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