Fallow deer, introduced by the Normans for hunting, boast flat antlers shed annually. Living in herds, they mate in autumn, giving birth to agile fawns in seven months. Their diet includes various plants, and they leave distinctive tracks in the wild.

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Roe deer, native to Britain, have distinctive features such as large ears with black rims, two white spots on their nose, and small antlers with three points on each side. While male roe deer, called bucks, grow antlers that fall off yearly, females, known as does, do not possess antlers. Observing

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Explore the world of Red Deer, the largest deer species in Great Britain, known for their majestic presence and impressive antlers. Discover their physical characteristics, behaviors, and habitat preferences, including their iconic roars during autumn. Learn about Stags, Hinds, and Calves, as well a

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Fallow deer, native to the British Isles, are known for their spotted coat, impressive antlers, and distinct appearance. Learn about their habitats, behaviors, and physical features in this informative content, complete with captivating images. Discover interesting facts like the shedding and regrow

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