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| Are they pigs to the left of the deer?? or deer with their heads down feeding Welcome back NitroX
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| Nice pic Nitro.... |
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| Well I'm guessing by the species of grasses and the angle of the sun.....India.
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| Didnt have to go there coz of the Sal trees in the background  Great pic Nitro as usual and i think the last time a sambar stood front on like that for me in the open was in 1993 in the Gatta early one morning (a hind it was) so its not a usual happening at all...out in the open he may be but he looks ready to jump like em all.
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| The range of this sambar is somewhere between 200 and 300 metres from the camera. It was a long way in the distance across an open field (an old farming plot). Bandhavgargh National Park, Madhya Pradesh near Kharurago. Saw a huge beast only 15 metres from the "gypsy" (jeep) but it was up and away too quickly and never got a photo off. |
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| he appears as if he has a bit of weight in the beams...even more so if hes at that distance
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