A colleague of mine, who lives in Coldean tells me that deer live in Stanmer Park. Enter Coldean Wood at the bottom of Coldean Lane, cross the bridge into the south part of Great Wood. The best times to see the deer are mid-afternoon on weekdays (everyone at work, no joggers) or early morning. Here's a map link
The south part of Great Wood is the best place to see deer, according to my colleague. I plan to go there once my telephoto lens returns from the servicing workshop. I must say, I have lived in Brighton and Hove for all of my life. I've visited Stanmer Park many times since childhood, but I never realised deer lived there. I guess they are primed for camouflage. I'm determined to spot them, you know.
I moved to Hove from London in 2007 and I'm gradually finding out about the delights of both city and seaside. Come and join me on my pictorial voyage of discovery.
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A colleague of mine, who lives in Coldean tells me that deer live in Stanmer Park. Enter Coldean Wood at the bottom of Coldean Lane, cross the bridge into the south part of Great Wood. The best times to see the deer are mid-afternoon on weekdays (everyone at work, no joggers) or early morning. Here's a map link
Thanks, Alan!
The south part of Great Wood is the best place to see deer, according to my colleague. I plan to go there once my telephoto lens returns from the servicing workshop. I must say, I have lived in Brighton and Hove for all of my life. I've visited Stanmer Park many times since childhood, but I never realised deer lived there. I guess they are primed for camouflage. I'm determined to spot them, you know.
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