jimcwalker

Queen of the Heath

Queen of the Heath

I saw this Roe Deer doe at Roydon Common in Norfolk.
She was grazing on what I think is. Birch sapling.
She wasn't bothered about my presence...
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I saw this Roe Deer doe at Roydon Common in Norfolk.
She was grazing on what I think is. Birch sapling.
She wasn't bothered about my presence, just getting on with her meal, occasionally looking over.
Here she is looking at a couple walking down a nearby pathway. The couple hadn't seen the deer and carried on walking, leaving her to carry on with her meal.
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Canon EOS 90D

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Aperture 71/10 ISO 1600 Shutter 1/80 Focal Length 500/1

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Norfolk, GB

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Nov, 2022

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