Such beautiful animals. You're lucky to be able to see them, ours are usually in the woods and very frightened of people.
Flying Red Fox Blog
6 Dec 2009
Yay lovelly shots! 😀 They will be flying a Sleigh for Santas soon hehe.
SittingFox
6 Dec 2009
Excellent! They look like they've got their winter coats on now. I haven't seen any deer close up for a while (not that I've had much chance to look, given the weather).
Words
6 Dec 2009
Tab, thanks. It's slightly easier to see them at this time of year. As the crops grow they'll be almost entirely hidden from view. This was probably the best sighting I've had locally.
Words
6 Dec 2009
Mark, thanks! Yes Christmas is coming 🙂
Words
6 Dec 2009
Adele, the weather has been terrible. Everywhere is so sodden underfoot. The deer were a much needed treat at the end of the week.
Tabmartel
6 Dec 2009
I love deer shots! It's odd I live so rurally, yet rarely see them myself… Photo's were a treat!
Words
6 Dec 2009
Lois, they come out into the fields to graze. The four out in the centre of the field kept to themselves. The single one was much closer and quite curious but still kept a reasonable distance.
Words
6 Dec 2009
Ouch! 🙁
Tabmartel
6 Dec 2009
Last time I saw one it was flying up into my windsheild.
Bent the frame on my van.
Poor thing *sniff*
Tabmartel
6 Dec 2009
I called my insurance, and they wouldn't cover it, because they couldn't sue the deer!
I felt horrible, I had never hit an animal before.
Tabmartel
6 Dec 2009
It was sickening..I have not driven a rural road after dark since.
Insurance rarely benifits anyone but the insurance company. I paid 6 grand for the van and got 4 months out of it. It was written off. I sold it for parts for 500.00.
Words
6 Dec 2009
I've not hit anything on the road, but it must be a sickening moment. As for the insurance??? That's mad.
gdare
13 Dec 2009
Nice shots :up: I have seen three roe deers in a two days spent in Croatian mountains but they were not that patient to wait for me to grab my camera. It was snowing there and they were going to walleys to avoid coldness and deeper snow. Wolves, too :left:
Ukwildlife
13 Dec 2009
marvellous, the last 2 especially
Words
13 Dec 2009
Neil, thanks! I love that early light.
Words
13 Dec 2009
Darko, deer in snow, and wolves too! Sounds wonderful!
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cakkleberrylane
6 Dec 2009Such beautiful animals. You're lucky to be able to see them, ours are usually in the woods and very frightened of people.
Flying Red Fox Blog
6 Dec 2009Yay lovelly shots! 😀 They will be flying a Sleigh for Santas soon hehe.
SittingFox
6 Dec 2009Excellent! They look like they've got their winter coats on now. I haven't seen any deer close up for a while (not that I've had much chance to look, given the weather).
Words
6 Dec 2009Tab, thanks. It's slightly easier to see them at this time of year. As the crops grow they'll be almost entirely hidden from view. This was probably the best sighting I've had locally.
Words
6 Dec 2009Mark, thanks! Yes Christmas is coming 🙂
Words
6 Dec 2009Adele, the weather has been terrible. Everywhere is so sodden underfoot. The deer were a much needed treat at the end of the week.
Tabmartel
6 Dec 2009I love deer shots!
It's odd I live so rurally, yet rarely see them myself…
Photo's were a treat!
Words
6 Dec 2009Lois, they come out into the fields to graze. The four out in the centre of the field kept to themselves. The single one was much closer and quite curious but still kept a reasonable distance.
Words
6 Dec 2009Ouch! 🙁
Tabmartel
6 Dec 2009Last time I saw one it was flying up into my windsheild.
Bent the frame on my van.
Poor thing *sniff*
Tabmartel
6 Dec 2009I called my insurance, and they wouldn't cover it, because they couldn't sue the deer!
I felt horrible, I had never hit an animal before.
Tabmartel
6 Dec 2009It was sickening..I have not driven a rural road after dark since.
Insurance rarely benifits anyone but the insurance company. I paid 6 grand for the van and got 4 months out of it. It was written off. I sold it for parts for 500.00.
Words
6 Dec 2009I've not hit anything on the road, but it must be a sickening moment. As for the insurance??? That's mad.
gdare
13 Dec 2009Nice shots :up: I have seen three roe deers in a two days spent in Croatian mountains but they were not that patient to wait for me to grab my camera. It was snowing there and they were going to walleys to avoid coldness and deeper snow. Wolves, too :left:
Ukwildlife
13 Dec 2009marvellous, the last 2 especially
Words
13 Dec 2009Neil, thanks! I love that early light.
Words
13 Dec 2009Darko, deer in snow, and wolves too! Sounds wonderful!
Words
15 Dec 2009Thanks!
Wulpen
19 Oct 2012Very nice shots