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28 November 2024

As the UK’s largest land mammal, red deer are an impressive sight. And on a chilly morning, with their forest home glowing in the sunlight, they can appear almost magical. It’s no wonder they appear in folk tales as supernatural beings.

They’re most commonly found roaming the open land of the Scottish Highlands, though they’re also found in woodlands further south in England and Wales. By working to restore nature in the UK, we can provide a sustainable future not just for red deer, but all the other wildlife that shares these islands with us.

You can bring some woodland magic to your desktop, tablet or mobile phone with our wallpaper and December 2024 calendar, which are also a thank you for being a WWF member. Just scroll down and click on the relevant button to download the image.

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Then select the saved image within your desktop settings.

Tap the button to get the image, then tap the image and select ’Add to Photos’ (iOS) or ’Save image’ (Android).

Then select the saved image as your Wallpaper in your mobile’s settings menu.

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