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Roe Doe at Longdale

Roe Doe at Longdale

Roe Doe at Longdale

Robert E Fuller



I keep seeing this roe doe near the gallery here at Fotherdale. I think she has a fawn stashed somewhere close by.






The cold weather we had in April means she is late moulting into her summer coat

I photographed her here in Longdale, the neighbouring valley where I think the fawn must be.




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