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    Was visiting a small apartment block in Tilehurst and saw this poor fellow trying to climb a curbstone, unfortunately, I think ke's been trodden on by the look of his damaged antler.
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    Poor little thing . He'll probably be ok though . I wonder if thet repair
    Good capture though

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    Not sure whether they can grow a new one, great shame though as they are a real target for being trodden on as they don't move out of the way, they stand on their hind legs to defend themselves.
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    Yes. That makes them so vunerble. Not against giants unfortunately

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    Poor thing... let's hope that he has already mated and passed on his genes.
    They don't last long enough as adults to be able to repair/grow another one - he's only got another month or so (i.e not usually past August).

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