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Muntjac in my garden.

Discussion in 'Wildlife Corner' started by Joolz, Jun 24, 2019.

  1. Joolz

    Joolz Gardener

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    So, it seems I'm also turning my garden into a deer park this morning! 2 deer happily roaming about. Think they're Muntjac deer as they're quite small.
    Sorry about the shoddy pictures, I didn't want to open the patio doors and disturb them, so took them through the window. IMG_6186.jpg IMG_6187.jpg IMG_6188.jpg IMG_6189.jpg
     
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      Victoria Lover of Exotic Flora

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        I've got fallow deer, more than we really want. They look lovely but just wait til they start nibbling your plants. The worst though is the males rubbing their itchy antlers on the young trees, sometimes killing them.
         
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