My local area in Norfolk is home to roe deer, muntjac and the occasional chinese water deer. We don’t have fallow or red deer although they are in the county. However I have been able to spend a great deal of time getting to know the local roe deer, especially their behaviour and habits - enabling me to witness wonderful, often unseen moments and capture some great images.
Male Muntjac deer
Roe deer fawn silhouette
Squinty-eyed roe deer buck,
Roe deer doe in early morning light
Roe deer fawn about 3 months old
Roe buck in thick fog on a cool spring morning
Roe deer fawn at 3 months old
Roe deer doe portrait
Roe buck in late January on a cold beautiful day
Male muntjac deer in gorgeous spring morning light
Muntjac in heavily frosted oilseed rape at the start of flowering
Sunset Roe: Roe deer doe in the glow of the setting sun in June
Roe buck looking for females in the rut. Keillmore Argyll and Bute
Young roe buck on farm track in April
Master roe buck bellowing during the rut in July