Dikdik Tapestries

Dikdik, Madoqua kirkii, or Kirks Dik Dik, Serengeti National Park, Tanzania, East Africa. (Featured inAmazing Wildlife and others.) Dikdiks form monogamous pairs in fixed territories of low bush along dry, rocky stream beds. They mark their territory with dung deposits & with secretions from the preorbital gland. Dikdiks live in various habitats with good cover and plentiful browse. At maturity they weigh up to 12bls & are 14in at the shoulder. They are one of the smallest antelopes. Colour differences occur due to their environment. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (1782 views at 27 May 2015)

Who doesn't love a nice dik-dik now and then?

The only acceptable surprise dik I want in my DMs.

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Dik Diks are the cutest antelopes, aren't they?

Who doesn't love a little dik-dik now and then?