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Bambi sent on June 04, 2012 (16:43) by Riccardo79. 1 comments, 929 views.

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Riccardo79

sent on June 04, 2012 (17:00) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

May 2012, the Casentino Forests. I prepare to shoot a doe a little far when noticing me jumped away, continuing on foot in the direction of sight of the doe I randomly stumbled on this extraordinary fawn attempting to hide three herbs!
Amazing technique that also use our deer to distract attention from the danger, as the African antelopes, the hinds of our country with little below where a potential predator put at risk the child's life, "distract" attention with an escape elsewhere leaving the small firm and immobile crouched on the ground between the vegetation to escape the sight of the predator.

In this specific case I approached to a distance of about 10/15 meters, after which I took some pictures still in disbelief and then I left, leaving the puppy in pathere awaiting the return of his mother.

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