Species

Of the six free living species of deer in great Britain only the red deer and roe deer are truly native to thie country, and even their populations have, over the years been heavily "subsidised" by introductions from elsewhere. All the other british species are completely "exotic", with the fallow deer almost certainly brought to this country by the Normans, and three asiatic species, Reeve's muntjac, Chinese water deer and sika deer, originally introduced towards the end of the nineteenth and beginning of the twentieth centuries.

Roe	Red	Chinese water deer
Fallow	Muntjac	Sika