Search results for "Roe deer" - BirdForum Opus

Mammals present in the park include [[Red Deer]] and [[Roe Deer]], [[Wild Boar]] and a population of feral ponies, and the carnivores inclu

....jpg|thumb|350px|right|Photo by {{user|ikw101|ikw101}}<br/>Introduced Sika Deer does at Arne]] ...at Arne include [[Roe Deer]] Capreolus capreolus and the introduced [[Sika Deer]] Cervus nippon, [[Red Fox]] Vulpes vulpes, [[Badger]] Meles meles and [[Ha

...ns and other mammals include [[Roe Deer]] Capreolus capreolus and [[Fallow Deer]] Cervus dama, [[Wild Boar]] Sus scrofa, [[Red Fox]] Vulpes vulpes, [[Otter

...ion to 15 species of bat there are [[Red Deer]], [[Roe Deer]] and [[Fallow Deer]], [[Wild Boar]], [[Wildcat]], [[Otter]] and [[Genet]], [[Polecat]] and [[B

Red squirrels are making a comeback here. Roe deer are occasionally seen. The Scotch Argus, a butterfly not normally seen this

[[Red Squirrel]] and [[Roe Deer]] occur in the woodland. [[Fox]], [[Badger]] and [[Otter]] have also been r

...rs in the River Blyth, and the woods and surrounding meadows also hold roe deer, foxes, rabbits, stoats and hares.

[[Hare]], [[Stoat]], [[Otter]], [[Badger]], [[Roe Deer]], [[Red Fox]],

Roe deer, fox, grey squirrel and stoat are frequent, as are the smaller mammals typi

Red Squirrel, Badger, Roe Deer, Otter, Pipistrelle bat, Weasel, Stoat

...'game'. Most significantly it hosts the most southerly population of Roe deer in Europe.