Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) stag at wallow, Studley Park, North Yorkshire, England

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Description

A dominant Red Deer stag spends a lot of time wallow in a patch that he regularly sprays with his urine to make him more intimidating to other males and impressive to the hinds.

Photographer: Nick Greaves