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Madoqua damarensis male
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
| The Dik-Diks are some of the smallest antelopes. The systematic and taxonomy is stil in progress. The Damara Dik-Dik is sometimes acceptes as full species Madoqua damarensis, or as subspecies of the Kirk´s Dik-Dik - Madoqua kirki damarensis. |
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- pgmoni
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(2769) - [2012-12-17 9:52]
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Wonderful eye contact with your subject ! A splendid picture.
I agree that a note would make it even better.
Oh now isn't this the most precious face in the whole of ...?? AFRICA!! :0) just precious
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Hi Klaus,
'Madoqua damarensis male' - most probably you're right, but a note would be fine and helpful to us, viewers to know more about this species. Sharpness on the head of the animal should be increased a little, otherwise a good photo.
Best regards, László