Some of my Nature pics

I have watched on your YouTube channel .your very lucky to be able to get so close. Brilliant Brett

Thank you Tigs, it was quite difficult especially with the Fallow deer, I had to crawl on my belly, but with the Roe deer, (I wrongly thought them to be Muntjaks at first) it was a case of being very very still, they even looked at me.

I love the that you see one looking eating grass.then as you moved the camra to look at all of them they stood looking at you

They was probably thinking what is he doing??

Its like they they were telling each other, they all came over to have a look

Did u take these? Thier nice.

Thanks yes all my photos and videos.

Rare black fox, rare firecrest and curlew.

These r great pics!

Thank you Amy, I had a remarkable day today.
It started with a kingfisher, and a marsh Harrier, and a flock of starlings flew right at me, I yelled and they spilt in two and landed a few feet away each side of me. Then this
[18/11, 15:30] Brett: It took a while to actually get to the sparrow hawk, because of marshes, pools etc, but got to it and had problems freeing it from the barbwire. I had a Waitrose veg bag, which is made of a loose mesh cloth so I carried it off the marshes in that, what a beautiful sight to behold close up, it was still very alert and allowed me to rescue it without a sign of biting, as though it knew. Despite my fingers being right close to it's beak as keV held its wing up and I untangled its feathers.
[18/11, 15:33] Brett: Some birders were just taking pictures, no interest in helping the poor thing. One lady was calling about to see if we could get it some help, we all ended up going to a place past alton called Hart animal hospital.
[18/11, 15:37] Brett: It's going to be x-rayed, but the immediate prognosis was that it didn't have broken bones, but I'm not so sure of that, I will phone them tomorrow, hopefully good news.