Do Nothing or you may be responsible for her abandoning her calves. Are you sure there was not another Doe about? Deer are not solitary and it has been know for an older Doe to baby sit.
Almost certain she is on her own. Second time we have spotted her.
Will now have to change where I walk the dog for a week or so as scared of scaring her.
Can't totally avoid her as she has taken up residence on our drive!
Must remember to take a camera to the shop tomorrow!
///The roe deer is territorial, and whilst the territories of a male and a female might overlap, other roe deer of the same sex are excluded unless they are the doe's offspring of that year.///