Cheers Linda. Harder than the red deer on the moors to photograph. A work in progress as they say down the local valley.Linda257 wrote: Wed Aug 27, 2025 12:36 pm You still managed lovely detail on the deer despite the long grass!
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Still makes a nice photo Bob.Bob S wrote: Wed Aug 27, 2025 12:33 pm A roebuck this morning. Shame about the long grass blur across the face but hey ho. I tried to change positions but he was off barking. 10 minutes later and further on I looked back and he'd come back but in the harvested field next door.... typical.
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Roe deer this morning in my local valley. Not the best photo but they are a lot more difficult to get close to than the red deer. Looks like mum is shedding one of her two coats.
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Nice to see Bob, not much cover for you.Bob S wrote: Tue Sep 23, 2025 4:14 pm Roe deer this morning in my local valley. Not the best photo but they are a lot more difficult to get close to than the red deer. Looks like mum is shedding one of her two coats.
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They are my favourite deer I have to admit. So hard to get close to as I say. We do have muntjac too in the valley but after 11 years of walking it I have only had a glimpse of a distant one and I'm still not sure it was a muntjac.