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 : Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) stag standing on a small river at dawn


Red Deer

Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) stag standing on a small river at dawn

Picture No
13649303
Media ID
43115644
Size
4896px x 3264px (10.0MB)
Credit
Helge Schulz / natureinstock.com / www.ardea.com
Category
NA
Availability
Available worlwide excl. Benelux, Japan and Germany. No agents
Ardea Picture Library
Picture No
13649303
Contributor Ref
NIS-90160721
Image Date
26/09/2008

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Ambience Artiodactyla Cervidae Cervinae Cervus Dust Dusty Elaphus Foggy Lusatia Misty Nebula Nebulous Ruminant Ruminantia Ruminants Saxony Ungulates


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