Only about 5 meters separated me from this deer as it scratched its head, yet it didn't sense me because I was sitting still above it on a raised stand! The photo was taken in March 2005 in the

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A Red Admiral (Vanessa atalanta) is sipping nectar with its coiled proboscis from autumn flowers Aster novi-belgii (New York Aster) - 5.10.2005

Taking advantage of the first tentative rays of the spring sun, these two roe deer rest in March 2005 in the Chemnitz Küchwald.

Only about 5 meters separated me from this deer as it scratched its head, yet it didn't sense me because I was sitting still above it on a raised stand! The photo was taken in March 2005 in the Chemnitz Valley near Wittgensdorf.

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Stored straw bales from the summer harvest allowed me to sneak up unnoticed in October 2006 on the herd of roe deer grazing in the open field near Wittgensdorf and take some pictures of the animals

This young tomcat was easy to entertain.

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As gaunt as these two foxes look, there seems to be little nutritious food in the terrain of exposed old foundations right in the city center near the castle, Georgentor, etc.; Dresden, 19.06.2009 
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"If only I could at least satisfy my hunger with a mouse, the tourists just gawk and don't throw anything over"; Dresden, 19.06.2009 
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"Give me something to eat rather than photographing me," this fox might be thinking. It lives with another of its kind in an area of exposed old foundations right in the city center, not far from the castle, Georgentor, etc. Not only I, but many others also snapped pictures of this "tourist attraction"; Dresden, 19.06.2009 
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