key deer.
shot with 5dii and 24-105 @ 24mm
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8409/8...1da90696_c.jpg
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key deer.
shot with 5dii and 24-105 @ 24mm
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8409/8...1da90696_c.jpg
They are considered a subspecies of the White tail deer, and they are believed to be small because of stunting due limited resources on the islands. So yes, they are classified as the same species. However they have been in the keys and small in size since long before people were here so to call them an invasive species is simply incorrect and so would eradication, as they do play a vital role in the local ecosystem. (more info here for anyone interested)
They do tend to spark a lot of debate among people though, an interesting study has been done about this conflict.
Mossy stump, a mini-landscape
1DX
500mm f/4L IS USM + 1.4 TC, hand held.
ISO 1600
f/5.6
1/400
No flash
http://joeleadephotography.zenfolio....07734156-5.jpg
Hey all. I literally have hundreds of gigabytes of photos to edit from this trip so far but occasionally I know I've found something special so I edit it straight away instead of waiting until I get through the previous ones. This was a week or so ago on the Côte d' Azure on the Southern French coast, just near Marseille. Anyway, I waited a little while for the sun to play nice as the weather was a bit stormy on this day and this is what I managed to get. :)
Take care everyone. BT
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Les Goudes by Ben__Taylor, on Flickr