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  With his 'battle scar' horn trailing, this male Impala knew his sparring days for females was over. However, the Red-billed Ox pecker was there close at hand to clean out the wound. The fanned out leaves is just vegetation. Thanks to those who viewed or posted a comment on the previous thread. Steve Subject: Male Impala (Aepyceros melampus) RH horn trailing from sparring with another male, RB OP on head Location: Botswana Camera: Canon 1DX MKI Lens: 500 f/4 with 1.4 Ext MKIII HH Exposure: 1/2000s at f/5.6 ISO400 EV +0.67 Original format: Portrait, very slight crop Processed via: LRCC & PSCC2015.5 |
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