Finnish morsiusryijy bridal rugs from 18th and 19th century (source)

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Finnish morsiusryijy bridal rugs from 18th and 19th century (source)
Valkohäntäpeuroja on Suomessa enemmän kuin koskaan ennen, lähes 100 000 yksilöä. Ne voivat kaikki olla yhden ja saman uroksen jälkeläisiä.
Same in English language:
White-tailed deer in Finland: From 5 to 100,000 in 80 years
One theory says that all of Finland's white-tailed deer can be traced back to one single buck brought over from the US in 1934.
Eighty years ago there were no white-tailed deer in Finland, but today the species is the country's second-most populous game animal. The story of how the mammals made the trip across the ocean from the US to Finland began almost 100 years ago.
White-tailed deer in Finland:
Finnish name: “Valkohäntäpeura” mean literally “White-tailed deer” in English.
Old Finnish name: “Laukonpeura” mean literally in English language: “Laukko’s deer” by name of first location in Finland: Laukko Manor at Vesilahti in Pirkanmaa.
The White-tailed deer is Pirkanmaa Region’s Regional animal.
Väriä päiväleirille! Vesilahden nuoriso oli innoissaan päästessään SirkusRakkausPumpumin katutaidekurssille. #sirkusrakkauspumpum #vesilahti #spraypainting #katutaidetyöpaja #graffitityöpaja #graffitikurssi
Balloon by Matutino.net on Flickr.
Christmas 2011 at Vesilahti near Tampere, Finland.