Lucky us - again

[meanders]

Just filmed in the garden. 8 feet from the house. Apologies for the quality as filmed through wet glass. If I opened the doors it would have run off.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/t74NaaJtAXbwG2wN6

 

[Janine]

Muntjac?

 

[Jimbohorlicks]

Good vid,
hope your not a keen gardener cos they do like their greens.

 

[Jim]

Did you upload that direct from your phone?

 

[meanders]

Muntjac?

Yes Janine. Regular visitors to the garden, but rarely that close to the house.

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[Diabalo]

Oh deer

 

[meanders]

Did you upload that direct from your phone?

No Jim. It was taken on an Motorola G5s phone as the camera was elsewhere in the house. It sync's to Google photo's, so I just posted the link to there.

 

[irnbru]

Brilliant, was thinking it must be hungry but it looks well fed. Thanks for sharing.

 

[AnnB]

Lovely footage.

 

[Wikky]

Brilliant, was thinking it must be hungry but it looks well fed. Thanks for sharing.

Looks well fed because it has probably eaten it's way down the garden to the house

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[Garfields]

Loads of deer around us
Very happy they have not found their way into the garden

 

[meanders]

Looks well fed because it has probably eaten it's way down the garden to the house

The garden is left designed for wildlife. We get badgers in most nights, and the list of birds we see is incredible. We've also had Elephant Hawk Moths, where the caterpillars are huge and a real delight to see.

We count ourselves lucky to share the garden with the wildlife. Yes, we get some problems, but left to themselves, the birds keep it fairly bug and slug free.