Fallow deer in the Casentino

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Fallow deer in the Casentino sent on February 05, 2014 (12:18) by Mksphoto. 6 comments, 484 views.

, 1/125 f/11.0, ISO 640, hand held. Parco Nazionale delle Foreste Casentinesi, Italy.

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Fabio Maccagno

sent on February 05, 2014 (12:39)

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Sono camosci ;-)

Se ti serve un confronto, questo è un daino www.juzaphoto.com/galleria.php?t=641048&l=it
Un saluto ;-)

They chamois ;-)
If you need a comparison, this is a deer [URL =] www.juzaphoto.com/galleria.php?t=641048&l=it
Greetings ;-)

Giordano Giacomini

sent on February 05, 2014 (13:20)

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Quoto Fabio non sono Daini ....anche perchè nelle Foreste Casentinesi non ci sono.Se vuoi vedere un po foto di Daini vai nella mia galleria. Sorriso

Ciao Giordano

Quoto Fabio Daini .... also because they are not in the Casentino Forests there sono.Se you want to see some photos of Daini go in my gallery. :-)
Hello Jordan

Marcospada

sent on February 05, 2014 (15:19)

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Nel Casentino non ci dovrebbero essere neanche Camosci ?!? Forse ambiente controllato?

In Casentino there should be even Chamois?!? Perhaps a controlled environment?

Palancone

sent on February 05, 2014 (20:11)

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l'unico posto è lo zoo di Poppi

the only place is the zoo in Poppi

Mksphoto

sent on February 06, 2014 (13:00)

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grazie per la precisazione Sorry

thanks for the clarification :-|

Nonnoale

sent on February 15, 2014 (1:16)

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SI, sono camosci, ma in Casentino non ci sono , e non ci sono mai stati. Mentre i daini ce ne sono a centinaia.
Parola di un EX cacciatore, Casentinese da quasi 54 anni
un saluto

YES, they are chamois, but in the Casentino are not there, and there have never been. While the deer there are hundreds of them.
Word of a hunter EX, Casentinese for almost 54 years
a greeting

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