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And there is a young dear laying in the grass....It is right outside my diningroom window....Its not hurt as it has just got up to eat....Its strange seeing it as i am right next to a railway track and the A36.....

One was seen here last year so I am wondering if it is the same one...I have just taken a photo of it.....

Jules x

Oh Jules how wonderful.......I could watch animals for ages.

It obviously feels safe.

Regards Vera

Oh wow, can you send the photo to me and l'll put it on my blog.

Hope its ok, strange its on its own?

jude :o) xx

Hi Jude, can you send me your email and I will send you the pic..

Jules x

Dunnit:o) x

Jude its on its way!! x

l have it and will add to blog later.
She's a beauty,little antlers too:o)

Thanks

jude xx

Yes shes lovely, i just love wildlife.....


Must go shopping now, got my daughter and her boyfriend staying next week..

Jules x :-D

Yes i was thrilled to see it...Have seen loads in the Highlands when I lived in Edingburgh, even saw stags fighting, it was a great sight...

Jules x

Photo is on the blog now:o)

jude x

Lucky you Jules! What a privilege!

I don't think it is a baby with those antlers though.
It's a male Roe Deer. They only grow to about 80cms/32" tall at the shoulder which makes them seem young and cute :-)

Thanks Island....just added a comment on blog to say its a Male Roe Deer:o)

jude

Hi Jude,

Deer are very sweet to watch.

We have had monkjack Deer come into our garden from the feilds near the back of us.

The only problem is they like to eat anything which is in their reach. :-D

Teresa x

Hi Jules
That's a lovely photo. Lucky you seeing the deer so close and
without even having to leave home
:-)
Take care
Von

Lucky sight Jules. How lovely !
We stopped at a motorway motel once on our way home from the Midlands. During the night I looked out of the window and 2 deer were strolling in the gardens.
I was worried about them being so close to traffic, but they seem quite calm and hopefully wandered off in the direction of the fields and woodland instead.

Gwyn

Muntjac deer are often a nuisance in Norwich city centre, they make their way into places and can't get out again. One got stuck in a sort of gully round the old hospital building some years ago and had to be helped free and they do that in other places too, bit too bold and then end up trapped.

Lovely creatures, deer but the muntjac are destructive and people are turning against them.

Lizx