British Wildlife Roe Deer by danob
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Description
Roe deer are native to Britain, having been present since before the Mesolithic period (6000 to 10000 years b.c) Forest clearance and over-hunting led to roe deer becoming extinct in England by 1800 but remained in wooded patches in Scotland.
Several reintroductions during Victorian times and their subsequent, natural spread aided by an increase in woodland and forest planting in the 20th century has meant that roe deer have become widespread and abundant today.
This Buck seemed oblivious of our presence, and his mate you can see hidden in the long grass at the back had 2 kids. While we waited a long while for them to come out to complete the family group it was not to be.
Thanks for taking time to look and any comments you care to make
Comments (58)
...das ist aber ein "guter" Bock! Und Dein Foto hervorragend! Wunderbare Naturaufnahme!
another fine image with some neat postwork, very nice
nice mood, great composition
Amazing image, Danny!!!
Great post work on a super shot!
So cute and beautiful picture. Excellent shot.
Great shot and nice postwork on the deer and frame.
Beautiful image, Danny, and a wonderful example of a breed brought back from near English extinction, an admirable success!
Excellent shot, well posted!
Great photo Danny and thank you for sharing it along with the details. I'm so glad their numbers are more abundant now.
Awesome work.
Wonderful shot!
Excellent!
Excellent!
Great capture with such an alert look on his face, Beautiful ! and thanks Danny!
absolutely gorgeous !
great shot. I was born in England so it's nice to see these photos.
So sweet ! They have such a look. Very nice shot ! You are a wildlife specialist :-) The presentation is great too ! Virginie
real cool . Wild life shots you have to have patiance. i saw on tv where this couple waited over 4 hours to get the shot they wish for. This is a very good shot
excellent shot! and presentation
Superb
superb capture !!
excellent capture !
Fantastic capture!
They seem to have a nice heavy pyramid shaped head and stout neck - well muscled. This is a really fabulous wild shot. The weariness in its eye is very telling.
Lovely capture. So different than our Whitetails and Mule Deer. Beautiful animal. Bunny
Looks like you caught him munching. Great wild life shot.
Masterfully captured, this roe deer reminds me of the dozens of them I would see running away from me and my friends as we climbed from day to day,the various 'bens' (mountains)of the isle of Mull...! A superb job you've done here,Danny :-)
A wonderful composition, great work! I like the frame too.
Interesting intro, and fabulous shot Danny! hugs Jane xx