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Red Deer - In the Garden
A couple of visitors back in July.
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Wow you're so lucky! Nice captures 
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Nice Phil, I have to say it's certainly not your average 'garden'...deer, eagles etc. without being specific about your location, but what actually is it where you live, a house in the middle of nowhere with a mass of land?
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Wowee!
We think it is exciting if we get a hedgehog in our garden!!!
We think it is exciting if we get a hedgehog in our garden!!!
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Fondly Remembered
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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Cheers folks
BC - You make it sound like Monarch of the Glen
We live up a hill on the outskirts of a village and have a biggish garden which borders onto open hillside (see below) however we did buy some 'land' (very small rough field) which kind of forms part of the garden.
The Eagle was photographed from our own garden though - we do have as much 'sky' as anybody else
Whilst we do get deer in our 'garden' (in the field anyway) - these deer were at the holiday cottage garden but are still wild deer rather than 'deer park' deer if you know what I mean.
BC - You make it sound like Monarch of the Glen
We live up a hill on the outskirts of a village and have a biggish garden which borders onto open hillside (see below) however we did buy some 'land' (very small rough field) which kind of forms part of the garden.
The Eagle was photographed from our own garden though - we do have as much 'sky' as anybody else
Whilst we do get deer in our 'garden' (in the field anyway) - these deer were at the holiday cottage garden but are still wild deer rather than 'deer park' deer if you know what I mean.
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Join Date: Apr 2008
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Lovely photos - beautiful place too! We're lucky in where we live, much the same, rural countryside with no people about really - but we don't get eagles or deer, yet! We don't have to travel far to see them though - and we do get foxes, badger and otter!
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We're lucky in where we live, much the same, rural countryside with no people about really - but we don't get eagles or deer, yet! We don't have to travel far to see them though - and we do get foxes, badger and otter! xx
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