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BBB2052 [Cervus
elaphus]
In spite of the forest fires on Mt. Parnitha a few years ago there are
still more than 500 deer living on the mountain. They seem to have developed a
friendly attitude toward human beings, especially if you have a tomato or an
apple to offer them. If the apple looks big enough, they are willing to pose
for you to take their portrait!
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BBB2065 [Cervus
elaphus]
Papa deer, with his characteristic deciduous
antlers whose shape and length indicate his age. Whatever his age though, he’d
rather lose the apple than come too close. After all, how can a deer with such
beautiful ornaments on his head succumb to a temptation?
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BBB2059 [Cervus elaphus]
Females are
smaller than males and contrary to lonely males they graze in small herds.
Young deer naturally follow their mothers and bear white spots that gradually
disappear as the animal gets older.
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