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Hi, I think that is the Wood Pigeons that you are hearing. They live in the tree tops and come down when all is quiet to get their share. Anything for an easy meal! 😊😊

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I love Otters but rarely see one! But the Roe Deer visit us every day and are very relaxed around us! We are indeed fortunate. 😊😊

@@Neville-N that’s so lucky I’ve only ever seen one roe deer in my life and it was when I was 5 and it ran away sadly but I will never forget that moment before it ran away

@@reidbyatt6790 I sure if you get to the right places you will see another. They are widespread in the UK but can be shy. In the meantime check my other videos of the Deer we have on our property. Thankyou for commenting. 😊😊

@@ilovedeermeme Oh sorry to hear about the floods. Yes they wait here to! I whistle for them and more often the Fawns arrive first. They usually arrive after dawn and leave before dusk. Take care. 😊😊

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@@คุณนิดคุณหน่อย Thank you! 😊😊

@@ilovedeermeme Yes the males are stunning! They can be feisty to, seeing off the poor fawn! 😊😊

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@@คุณนิดคุณหน่อย Thank you! 😊

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@@KatieWearing Oh Hi Katie, yes they are although not all our neighbours agree. We put maize down for them as they are very partial to it! But there are not too many other plants in the garden that they haven't sampled. When they are on our land they are safe so we find the maize encourages them here and they relax and rest through the day. In the evening they return to the natural woodlands. The three young fawns born in May are also now eating the maize. Glad you found the video's Katie. Take care ☺ 🙂

Likely rock salt they love salt

It is in fact split maize.

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@@SerenadaWildlife Oh yes they can eat! This Fawn is larger than the twins! No competition for mothers milk! We also have fresh water nearby. Many thanks for watching. 😊😊

@@ilovedeermeme Thanks for watching. 😊 Yes they eat anything tasty and anywhere! They've become partial to maize unsurprisingly. I film when I can and while they're around. Keep you posted! 😊😊

@@SerenadaWildlife Hi, thanks for watching. I totally agree. 😊😊

Hi, glad you liked the video. One had a limp on its front left leg but nothing too bad. We're keeping a close watch on them. They're now eating the split maize! Take care.😊😊

@@Neville-N I hope they're okay.

Hi there in Florida. Its great when they have twins but also twice the worry. Ours stay close together but go on walkabouts without mom quite a lot. They're growing at the rate of knots to! 😊😊

Pleased you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching!

Hello Florida! 👋 Yes, we have the mothers visiting right through their pregnancies! So there is much anticipation when May arrives. Hi from Cumbria. 🖐

Thank you 😊 Yes we have two babies, both born mid May! Always take my camera with me when going to the compost bin! 😊

Yes I was very lucky. They are very approachable!

Your welcome. 😊

Your welcome. 😊

Hi, thanks for your comment. You certainly have your hands full in Texas! Yes we love them too here in the UK 😊

Very kind of you to say so. It was my first sighting of a Mediterranean Gull. And quite a character he was watching him for over an hour! Completely outnumbered by hundreds of Black Headed Gulls!