Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) stags locking horns, Studley Park, North Yorkshire, England

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SKU NGAF20564 Categories British Wildlife, Red Deer and Fallow Deer, Wildlife Tags animal, animals, antlers, artiodactyla, bugling, calf, Cervidae, Cervinae, Cervus elaphus, Cetartiodactyla, conspicuous display, Deer, distribution, doe, Elk, even-toed, fighting, gregarious, herd, Holocene, hooves, horns, largest deer in UK, mammal, mating, North Yorkshire, Northern Hemisphere, Pecora, placental, Pleistocene, rack, Red Deer, Ripon, Ruminant, rut, season, seasonal breeder, sexual dimorphism, shedding, stag, Studley Park, synchronised birthing, tines, uk, ungulate, velvet, Vertebrate, vocal, wapiti, wild animals, wildlife, wildlife habitat, wildlife images, wildlife photography, wildlife photos, wildlife pictures

Description

a pair of red deer stags fight after testing each other out and conflict is the only way to establish dominance.

Photographer: Nick Greaves