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Fallow deer feeding, Powderham Park

21 March 2018 by David

Fallow deer feeding, Powderham Park

Some of the six hundred or so fallow deer in the herd of Powderham Park in the Exe estuary. As I was arriving, a tractor came with a trailer full of what appeared to be carrots and cabbages. The deer, which had previously been in several separate groups, gathered around the food which was piled up for them.

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