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Roe Buck

Roe Buck

Roe Buck

Robert E Fuller

I photographed this handsome buck at the edge of a small wood last week. I had spotted it with a doe in a nearby hay meadow but didn't have my tripod or camouflage jacket in the car so I had gone home to fetch them.

When I got back the doe was lying down and was barely visible. I waited for half an hour before the buck reappeared.


He casually wandered off to graze the hay and then began grooming before vanishing into the wood again.

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