There are three nouns in this sentence:
deer apple branches
Nouns are easy to recognise they often have a,an or thebefore them:
a deer, an apple, the branches.
There's a herd of deer in the apple orchard!
NO!
He shelter by branches
deer
Its a chihuahua with a head simalur to a deer. And not apple head like most
The noun in the sentence is deer, a word for a thing.
i dont see it being harmful, there are deer eating the apples that fall on the ground around my parents' apple trees every year.
i saw a wonderful deer in the park. they were beautiful.
The deer had very large antlers.
The deer rubbed his antlers on a tree.
I saw a dear deer in the woods
Sounds like deer - but depends how high up the tree it is. Deer round where I live dig up sugar beet and take one bite. Obviously they don't much like it, but then they do it again!