Last week I got some really clear footage of two Roe deer. I think that they are probably this years fawns. The first one is obviously a male due to the fact that you can see small stubs or antlers, the second looks like a female but could maybe be a younger male.
Their mother is probably nearby because it is uncommon for a male and a female to walk around together unless they are still with their mother.
If they are both this years fawns from the same mother then they have done well because it is not common for both fawns to survive in Roe deer because the mother struggles to feed both of them.
