The Sun was directly behind the chap, so shots were difficult, but it is always great to see a Roe Deer.
Sunday, 29 May 2016
The Wrong Side of the Path
Being caught on the cliff side of the coast path is never fun if you are a Roe Deer. Everything would have been nice and quiet early on but, as time moves on more people are around and the path gets a little busier. The route back to safety and the shade of the undergrowth must seem difficult when you are wary of people. Given a bit of space though, he chose his time and took his chance, disappearing into the trees on the right side of the path.
The Sun was directly behind the chap, so shots were difficult, but it is always great to see a Roe Deer.
The Sun was directly behind the chap, so shots were difficult, but it is always great to see a Roe Deer.
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