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Photos of Roe Deer by Yvonne van der MeyRoe deer are very succesful in the Netherlands. It's the only member
of "big" wildlife that can be found anywhere in the Netherlands,
from dunes close to the sea, to forests and they can also be found on
farmlands. Unlike Red Deer and Wild Pilgs, which can only be found in
wildlife areas. Roe Deer don't damage their environment, because they
just eat a bit of this and that while wondering through their environment.
They don't graze for very long at one spot. Roe Deer are relatively small (between 15 & 35 kg) with reddish brown
bodies in Summer and a thick grey coatin Winter. The males have erect
antlers, which fall off every year (as can be seen below). When alarmed,
Roe Deer may 'bark' (a similar sound to a dog's bark) and flash out their
white rump patches. Please click on a thumbnail picture below to see a larger version of the photo (please note that your Internet browser must allow pop-up pages and javascript). For ease of use, there is also a numbered link on the pop-up page, so that you can go from one photo to the next. © Please respect the copyright protection on my work and contact
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and I hope you enjoy viewing my photographs.
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