Oh look, it's a dain.

[MichelleL11]

So, it's actually two dain, two red ones. 

Yes, the use of this word seems pretty widespread, as I noticed it when reviewing the Edda Oblongata
AM 738 4to, an Icelandic manuscript You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. -- because I thought the body proportions might be quite similar to the nymphs in the VM (comment to Koen's blog post You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.).  Notice -- I'm not saying the VM is from Iceland -- just the two sets of artists involved had similar issues with accurate portrayal of the human form (see clip from 41v).  And liked drawing surreal plant forms that looked similar (see below).
   




ANYWAY -- I found the mysterious red dain deer(? that's quite a tail!) nibbling on the Voynich-like leaves of the Tree of Life in 43r of this manuscript.