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FEATURE - Auch Hirsche haben heiss
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Deer keep cool during the hot weather in Bushy Park
Seasonal weather, Bushy Park, London, UK - 18 Jul 2016
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FEATURE - Auch Hirsche haben heiss
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Deer keep cool during the hot weather in Bushy Park
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FEATURE - Auch Hirsche haben heiss
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Deer keep cool during the hot weather in Bushy Park
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FEATURE - Auch Hirsche haben heiss
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Deer keep cool during the hot weather in Bushy Park
Seasonal weather, Bushy Park, London, UK - 18 Jul 2016
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FEATURE - Auch Hirsche haben heiss
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Deer keep cool during the hot weather in Bushy Park
Seasonal weather, Bushy Park, London, UK - 18 Jul 2016
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FEATURE - Auch Hirsche haben heiss
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Deer keep cool during the hot weather in Bushy Park
Seasonal weather, Bushy Park, London, UK - 18 Jul 2016
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FEATURE - Weisse Renntiere in England
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White Reindeer
White Reindeer at Culham Court Deer Park, Hambleden, Britain - 18 Dec 2015
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FEATURE - Weisse Renntiere in England
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White Reindeer
White Reindeer at Culham Court Deer Park, Hambleden, Britain - 18 Dec 2015
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FEATURE - Weisse Renntiere in England
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White Reindeer
White Reindeer at Culham Court Deer Park, Hambleden, Britain - 18 Dec 2015
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FEATURE - Weisse Renntiere in England
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White Reindeer
White Reindeer at Culham Court Deer Park, Hambleden, Britain - 18 Dec 2015
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FEATURE - Weisse Renntiere in England
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White Reindeer
White Reindeer at Culham Court Deer Park, Hambleden, Britain - 18 Dec 2015
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FEATURE - Weisse Renntiere in England
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White Reindeer
White Reindeer at Culham Court Deer Park, Hambleden, Britain - 18 Dec 2015
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FEATURE - Weisse Renntiere in England
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White Reindeer
White Reindeer at Culham Court Deer Park, Hambleden, Britain - 18 Dec 2015
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FEATURE - Weisse Renntiere in England
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White Reindeer
White Reindeer at Culham Court Deer Park, Hambleden, Britain - 18 Dec 2015
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FEATURE - Weisse Renntiere in England
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White Reindeer
White Reindeer at Culham Court Deer Park, Hambleden, Britain - 18 Dec 2015
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FEATURE: Kleine Welten in Fingerringen
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This ring features a miniature deer
'Miniature world' ring designs, Germany - Sep 2015
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A designer has created a unique jewellery range that places a 'miniature world' inside a clear-ring.
German-designer Isabell Kiefhabe spends several hours carefully creating miniature designs, which are encased in a see-through ring.
Isabell said: "I really like to place ordinary objects, that generally nobody pays attention to, into jewels. In addition, I add materials like gold-leaf, silver or pearls to make the pieces eye-catching."
In the pictures, tiny objects, such as an origami bird, a swimming scene and a mermaid can be seen encased inside a clear-ring.
The intricate work can take up to several hours to make one design.
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FEATURE - Zwei Rehe im Kornfeld
Pictured: Two young deer play in a wheat field
Two young deer enjoy a game of peak-a-boo with a camera as they peer over the top of a field of wheat.
The fawns are almost engulfed in the field, with just their heads poking out the top - but that does not stop them having fun.
Photographer Allan Wallberg was shocked they did not immediately flee when they saw him, instead seeming more interested in what he was doing watching them.
The stunning photos were taken on the island of Mörkö, 30 miles south of Stolkholm, Sweden. SEE OUR COPY FOR DETAILS
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FEATURE - Zwei Rehe im Kornfeld
Pictured: A mother watches her deer play in a wheat field
Two young deer enjoy a game of peak-a-boo with a camera as they peer over the top of a field of wheat.
The fawns are almost engulfed in the field, with just their heads poking out the top - but that does not stop them having fun.
Photographer Allan Wallberg was shocked they did not immediately flee when they saw him, instead seeming more interested in what he was doing watching them.
The stunning photos were taken on the island of Mörkö, 30 miles south of Stolkholm, Sweden. SEE OUR COPY FOR DETAILS
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FEATURE - Zwei Rehe im Kornfeld
Pictured: A mother watches her deer play in a wheat field
Two young deer enjoy a game of peak-a-boo with a camera as they peer over the top of a field of wheat.
The fawns are almost engulfed in the field, with just their heads poking out the top - but that does not stop them having fun.
Photographer Allan Wallberg was shocked they did not immediately flee when they saw him, instead seeming more interested in what he was doing watching them.
The stunning photos were taken on the island of Mörkö, 30 miles south of Stolkholm, Sweden. SEE OUR COPY FOR DETAILS
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FEATURE - Zwei Rehe im Kornfeld
Pictured: Two young deer play in a wheat field
Two young deer enjoy a game of peak-a-boo with a camera as they peer over the top of a field of wheat.
The fawns are almost engulfed in the field, with just their heads poking out the top - but that does not stop them having fun.
Photographer Allan Wallberg was shocked they did not immediately flee when they saw him, instead seeming more interested in what he was doing watching them.
The stunning photos were taken on the island of Mörkö, 30 miles south of Stolkholm, Sweden. SEE OUR COPY FOR DETAILS
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FEATURE - Zwei Rehe im Kornfeld
Pictured: A mother watches her deer play in a wheat field
Two young deer enjoy a game of peak-a-boo with a camera as they peer over the top of a field of wheat.
The fawns are almost engulfed in the field, with just their heads poking out the top - but that does not stop them having fun.
Photographer Allan Wallberg was shocked they did not immediately flee when they saw him, instead seeming more interested in what he was doing watching them.
The stunning photos were taken on the island of Mörkö, 30 miles south of Stolkholm, Sweden. SEE OUR COPY FOR DETAILS
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FEATURE - Zwei Rehe im Kornfeld
Pictured: Two young deer play in a wheat field
Two young deer enjoy a game of peak-a-boo with a camera as they peer over the top of a field of wheat.
The fawns are almost engulfed in the field, with just their heads poking out the top - but that does not stop them having fun.
Photographer Allan Wallberg was shocked they did not immediately flee when they saw him, instead seeming more interested in what he was doing watching them.
The stunning photos were taken on the island of Mörkö, 30 miles south of Stolkholm, Sweden. SEE OUR COPY FOR DETAILS
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FEATURE - Zwei Rehe im Kornfeld
Pictured: A mother watches her deer play in a wheat field
Two young deer enjoy a game of peak-a-boo with a camera as they peer over the top of a field of wheat.
The fawns are almost engulfed in the field, with just their heads poking out the top - but that does not stop them having fun.
Photographer Allan Wallberg was shocked they did not immediately flee when they saw him, instead seeming more interested in what he was doing watching them.
The stunning photos were taken on the island of Mörkö, 30 miles south of Stolkholm, Sweden. SEE OUR COPY FOR DETAILS
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FEATURE - Diesem Reh ist ein Licht aufgegangen
Now THAT'S a deer in a headlight: Conservation cop saves animal after getting its head stuck in a light globe
A New York State conversation cop saved a deer that was literally caught in a head light.
Environmental Conservation Officer Jeff Hull was called to Centereach on Long Island to reports of a deer that had managed to get its head stuck inside a light globe from a lamppost on Tuesday morning.
The report said the animal had got its head stuck inside the globe and had been laying in the woods since the night before, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation said on its Facebook page.
Upon arrival, Officer spotted the deer about 20 yards from the road in a housing development.
Officer Hull approached the deer, but on his first attempt, ‘the wet globe slipped out of his hands.’
Unable to see, the deer then ran into a nearby downed tree and fell down, the department said.
But then, Officer Hull threw his coat over the globe and grabbed it with both arms ‘as the deer kicked and struggled to break free.’
At this point, the deer managed to slip its head out of the globe and ran off into the woods.
‘ECO Hull was left with a good story and a few bruises, but his integrity intact,’ the department added.
Photo shows: A New York State conversation cop saved a deer (pictured above) that was literally caught in a head light
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NEWS - Hirsch wurde versehentlich von der Polizei erfasst
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The deer is seen flying through the air after being struck by the police cruiser
Deer runs off after being hit by a Police cruiser, Kenton County, Kentucky, America - 01 Dec 2015
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A deer is pictured being struck by a police car - before getting up and running off.
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The amazing incident was captured on dashboard camera by an officer with Kentucky's Kenton County Police Department.
A police statement reported: "Over the weekend, Officer Pittaluga encountered a large deer while driving on Decoursey Pike through Visalia. The encounter was less than cordial and ended as abruptly as it began.
"We think this video is a pretty good training video on how to react when a four-legged furry friend attempts to abruptly cross your path. Officer Pittaluga applied his brakes and steered away from the deer in a controlled manner.
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NEWS - Hirsch wurde versehentlich von der Polizei erfasst
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The damage to the police cruiser
Deer runs off after being hit by a Police cruiser, Kenton County, Kentucky, America - 01 Dec 2015
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A deer is pictured being struck by a police car - before getting up and running off.
VIDEO: https://vimeo.com/147697208
The amazing incident was captured on dashboard camera by an officer with Kentucky's Kenton County Police Department.
A police statement reported: "Over the weekend, Officer Pittaluga encountered a large deer while driving on Decoursey Pike through Visalia. The encounter was less than cordial and ended as abruptly as it began.
"We think this video is a pretty good training video on how to react when a four-legged furry friend attempts to abruptly cross your path. Officer Pittaluga applied his brakes and steered away from the deer in a controlled manner.
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NEWS - Hirsch wurde versehentlich von der Polizei erfasst
CREDIT: KCPD/REX Shutterstock. Editorial use only
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The deer is seen flying through the air after being struck by the police cruiser
Deer runs off after being hit by a Police cruiser, Kenton County, Kentucky, America - 01 Dec 2015
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A deer is pictured being struck by a police car - before getting up and running off.
VIDEO: https://vimeo.com/147697208
The amazing incident was captured on dashboard camera by an officer with Kentucky's Kenton County Police Department.
A police statement reported: "Over the weekend, Officer Pittaluga encountered a large deer while driving on Decoursey Pike through Visalia. The encounter was less than cordial and ended as abruptly as it began.
"We think this video is a pretty good training video on how to react when a four-legged furry friend attempts to abruptly cross your path. Officer Pittaluga applied his brakes and steered away from the deer in a controlled manner.
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NEWS - Hirsch wurde versehentlich von der Polizei erfasst
CREDIT: KCPD/REX Shutterstock. Editorial use only
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The deer is seen running off after being struck by the police cruiser
Deer runs off after being hit by a Police cruiser, Kenton County, Kentucky, America - 01 Dec 2015
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A deer is pictured being struck by a police car - before getting up and running off.
VIDEO: https://vimeo.com/147697208
The amazing incident was captured on dashboard camera by an officer with Kentucky's Kenton County Police Department.
A police statement reported: "Over the weekend, Officer Pittaluga encountered a large deer while driving on Decoursey Pike through Visalia. The encounter was less than cordial and ended as abruptly as it began.
"We think this video is a pretty good training video on how to react when a four-legged furry friend attempts to abruptly cross your path. Officer Pittaluga applied his brakes and steered away from the deer in a controlled manner.
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FEATURE: Gänse haben ein 'Baumhaus' gefunden
A gaggle of geese have made their next in an unusual place - 40 feet up a tree in a London park.
The two Egyptian geese nest inside a hole in the tree and then sit on the branches to take in the view at Richmond Park in Richmond, London.
The birds were spotted by nature photographer Ian Schofield, who was amazed when he saw them nesting up a tree as he has never seen anything like it before.
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Richard Austin's Animal Magic Calendar 2013 - Dec 2012
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A Year Of Animal Magic
A brand new calendar is aiming to bring a little animal magic into your life.
Produced by photographer Richard Austin, the new calendar features a host of adorable critters.
These cute creatures include fluffy ducklings sitting in a row and a mini pig sheltering from a shower under a red umbrella.
Elsewhere, a hedgehog nestles amongst autumn leaves while a jackdaw appears to be whispering a secret to a deer.
And, just to get you in the festive spirit, a miniature porker has a cracker to pull.
Richard has been snapping animals professionally for more than a quarter of century.
Richard Austin's Animal Magic Calendar 2013 is available from his website www.richardaustinimages.com for GBP 8.50.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Richard Austin / Rex Features
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Leopard shown petting a young deer
Leopard shown petting a young deer
Leopards are beautiful creature, and this series of photos shows an uncharacteristic compassion for a young deer. Shot by wildlife photographer paul Goldstein in Africa, But can a leopard really change his spots? The short answer is ÒNO.Ó Never place a money bet against mother nature. A leopard is a wild animal, and when he or she gets hungry, play time is over and their toys are often reduced to a bloody mess.
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Leopard shown petting a young deer
Leopard shown petting a young deer
Leopards are beautiful creature, and this series of photos shows an uncharacteristic compassion for a young deer. Shot by wildlife photographer paul Goldstein in Africa, But can a leopard really change his spots? The short answer is ÒNO.Ó Never place a money bet against mother nature. A leopard is a wild animal, and when he or she gets hungry, play time is over and their toys are often reduced to a bloody mess.
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Leopard shown petting a young deer
Leopard shown petting a young deer
Leopards are beautiful creature, and this series of photos shows an uncharacteristic compassion for a young deer. Shot by wildlife photographer paul Goldstein in Africa, But can a leopard really change his spots? The short answer is ÒNO.Ó Never place a money bet against mother nature. A leopard is a wild animal, and when he or she gets hungry, play time is over and their toys are often reduced to a bloody mess.
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Leopard shown petting a young deer
Leopard shown petting a young deer
Leopards are beautiful creature, and this series of photos shows an uncharacteristic compassion for a young deer. Shot by wildlife photographer paul Goldstein in Africa, But can a leopard really change his spots? The short answer is ÒNO.Ó Never place a money bet against mother nature. A leopard is a wild animal, and when he or she gets hungry, play time is over and their toys are often reduced to a bloody mess.
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Leopard shown petting a young deer
Leopard shown petting a young deer
Leopards are beautiful creature, and this series of photos shows an uncharacteristic compassion for a young deer. Shot by wildlife photographer paul Goldstein in Africa, But can a leopard really change his spots? The short answer is ÒNO.Ó Never place a money bet against mother nature. A leopard is a wild animal, and when he or she gets hungry, play time is over and their toys are often reduced to a bloody mess.
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Leopard shown petting a young deer
Leopard shown petting a young deer
Leopards are beautiful creature, and this series of photos shows an uncharacteristic compassion for a young deer. Shot by wildlife photographer paul Goldstein in Africa, But can a leopard really change his spots? The short answer is ÒNO.Ó Never place a money bet against mother nature. A leopard is a wild animal, and when he or she gets hungry, play time is over and their toys are often reduced to a bloody mess.
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Leopard shown petting a young deer
Leopard shown petting a young deer
Leopards are beautiful creature, and this series of photos shows an uncharacteristic compassion for a young deer. Shot by wildlife photographer paul Goldstein in Africa, But can a leopard really change his spots? The short answer is ÒNO.Ó Never place a money bet against mother nature. A leopard is a wild animal, and when he or she gets hungry, play time is over and their toys are often reduced to a bloody mess.
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Golden eagle attempts to fly off with young deer during hunt, Liptovsky Hradok, Slovakia - 2011
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Deer's Gripping Encounter With Golden Eagle
This plucky deer had an incredible escape when it dived under a fence to get away from a huge eagle.
The young doe had to run for its life after the golden eagle swooped in for the kill.
Photographer Milan Krasula snapped away as the chase played out in front of him.
The 30-year-old spent four days trying to get a great picture of the annual eagle hunt, where owners release their birds to hunt prey.
But instead of diving for a smaller animal, the eagle amazed watchers by dive-bombing the deer and trying to fly off with it.
He said: "You have to be very lucky to get a good shot, as you cannot predict where the prey will be hiding.
"I found an area that I thought it would be good for a photo and where some smaller animals might be hiding.
"I was waiting there around an hour or so, when all of a sudden there was a young little doe running out from the forest.
"One keeper then released his eagle, who was about 200 metres away from me.
"He did not see the little doe running and had actually released the eagle to get another animal.
"Of course, the eagle went for the doe instead of the other prey."
Milan, from Liptovsky Hradok, Slovakia, added: "Both the doe and the eagle were heading towards me.
"I was lucky to witness such an event of mother nature and I was lucky enough to have a camera with me and capture it.
"It happened so fast, by the time I checked the images on the back of the camera, both the doe and the eagle were gone.
"It was an unsuccessful attack by the eagle - I think the life of the doe was saved by a nearby fence.
"It wanted to jump over it but was so frightened and scared it only managed to slip underneath, giving the eagle no choice but to abandon the chase.
"The eagle flew back to its ke...
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Deer Used as a Perch in Corbett National Park, Uttaranchal, India - 24 Aug 2010
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The Chital deer with Myna birds landing on him, This deer doesn't bat an eyelid as a flock of birds swoop down to use him as a convenient perch. The spotted Chital deer remained unruffled while the ten Mynas birds flew down and landed on the stag's back, antlers and face. The amazing moment was captured by part time wildlife photographer Jagdeep Rajput while
visiting Corbett National Park's Dhikala meadows, in Uttaranchal, India.
Deer Used as a Perch by Hungry Mynah Birds
This deer doesn't bat an eyelid as a flock of birds swoops down to use him as a
lookout perch to scout grassland for insects.
The spotted Chital deer remained unruffled while the ten Mynas birds flew down
and landed on the stag's back, antlers and face.
The birds were desperate for a perch in the sparse meadows and found a willing
ally in the 3ft high deer.
A rain shower had just swept over the meadows and the birds were quick to use
the lookout as an ideal location to eye up insects driven out by the water.
The moment was captured by part time wildlife photographer Jagdeep Rajput while
visiting Corbett National Park's Dhikala meadows, in Uttaranchal, India.
Father of two Jagdeep, 49, has been taking photographs for about 20 years.
He said: "It was about 8am when I was just going to another part of the
national park, when I suddenly spotted the scene.
"It looked as if the Mynas birds were chasing the spotted deer.
"Actually they were in vast Dhikala meadows, which was perch-less, so they had
nowhere to sit and look for insects.
"So when they saw the deer, they all jumped on to him for a free ride.
Actually, Mynas visit these grasslands after the rains to feed on the insects.
"Of course, I was surprised to see this, as I had never heard or seen anything
like it before."
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Rocky, the Giant Great Dane who is playing stepmum to abandoned fawn Cindy, Highbridge, Somerset, Britain - 02 May 2008
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Cindy the Roe Deer Fawn with Rocky the Great Dane
Rocky, the Giant Great Dane who is playing stepmum to abandoned fawn Cindy, Highbridge, Somerset, Britain - 02 May 2008
He may look fierce but Great Dane Rocky has proven that he has a soft centre after taking on the role of foster mum to this tiny deer.
The pair have become inseparable after tiny doe Cindy was brought into the Secret World Animal Rescue Centre in Somerset after she was found abandoned.
Nine stone Rocky, who belongs to one of the centre's employees, has proven to be a dear himself after forming a heart-warming bond with the little orphan.
He now keeps a careful eye on the youngster as she totters around the centre and is quick to rush to her side whenever he is needed.
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Summer heatwave continues
13/08/2025. Deer stand amongst dry grass in early morning sunshine in Bushy Park, south west London. Another summer heatwave is expected this week with temperatures above 30C. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid. / eyevine
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13/08/2025. A deer stands in the shade of a tree in early morning sunshine in Bushy Park, south west London. Another summer heatwave is expected this week with temperatures above 30C. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid. / eyevine
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13/08/2025. A visitor walks amongst dry grass in early morning sunshine in Bushy Park, south west London. Another summer heatwave is expected this week with temperatures above 30C. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid. / eyevine
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13/08/2025. People exercise in early morning sunshine in Bushy Park, south west London. Another summer heatwave is expected this week with temperatures above 30C. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid. / eyevine
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13/08/2025. A fisherman in waders stands in Heron Pond in early morning sunshine in Bushy Park, south west London. Another summer heatwave is expected this week with temperatures above 30C. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid. / eyevine
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13/08/2025. The sun rises over Heron Pond in Bushy Park, south west London. Another summer heatwave is expected this week with temperatures above 30C. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid. / eyevine
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