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Thursday, 25 February 2016
A quiet afternoon
It was a quiet afternoon today at the bird feeding area. Nothing beyond the usual suspects: blue tits, great tits, chaffinch, robin, bullfinch, dunnock and magpie. As I was leaving about 5 pm, a couple told me they had just seen a deer head from the Tag Cut area towards the river up over the meadow. I didn't get to see it, but they were quite excited with their sighting. Is it usual to see a deer in this area of the reserve?
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Dawn & dusk are not surprising times to see deer at CB, I've even had one run through feeding area around 10.00am one dull morning. There are more around than you think! & yes this area is a normal spot to see them when it's quiet.
Thanks for the info, Barry. Would it have been a fallow deer? The description was white rump and big!
It'll be a Roe Deer Ric, they're the ones usually seen around Calderdale
Thanks for the info, Dave. Maybe I'll get fortunate and see one at some point in the future.
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