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DEER DIARIES

(and other nature too)

Welcome to my blog

I decided to call my blog ‘The Deer Diaries’ as initially, I was very focused on the local roe deer. However, when waiting for and watching the deer, other animals and birds would appear. I was especially excited when I found badgers, foxes, and hares. So, the blog features all the animals and birds that I photograph, not just deer.

Thanks for visiting and feel free to get in touch. Your comments are most welcome.

Nigel 

a badger

Latest Posts

Our Safari In Kenya (Part 1) - What a Start!
We knew our safari had really begun the moment the tiny plane bumped down onto the dusty airstrip. Before we had even collected our luggage our driver and guide, Fred and Kevin, (Yes,...
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Fox Cubs at Play
They are back! A few years ago, a fox family had taken up residence nearby. It was a treat to see them, and they were featured in an earlier blog post (links are provided below). After...
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A Round-up Of Recent Sightings
Rather than doing separate posts for different sightings from the last couple of weeks, here is a round-up of what has been happening. I have had the trail camera out several times,...
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Dipper, Badger, Deer and a Chase!
Ever seen a badger chase roe deer? It is only brief, but watch the video below. There is also a video of the dipper feeding in the river Tame. It has been a while since I put the trail...
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A Little Bit Of Scottish Nature
Seals, highland cattle, deer and plenty of birds were seen on our campervan trip to Scotland. A wonderful Spring trip taking in Oban, Machrihanish, Islay, Arran and Culzean. It turned...
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It's All About The Birds
The deer stalking and photography has been somewhat slim pickings lately. There have been a few sightings but nothing that warrants a blog post. So, as an alternative this post is all...
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about me

I hope you enjoy this blog. There will be regular updates on the local Roe Deer and other nature that’s discovered in the area and sometimes a little further afield. 

To read more about the blog and me, go to the ‘About’ page.