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Wildlife on the land

A trail camera stands at the forest edge. This is what it saw over a year.

A few moments from the camera, from May 2025 to March 2026. Roe deer appear most often — sometimes alone, sometimes two together. In winter, a hare as well. The temperature and date are printed at the bottom of every shot.

Roe deer in profile in a clearing
Roe deer A doe pausing on the path, ears up.
June, morning
Roe deer in evening light at the forest edge
Roe deer An evening visit in soft dusk.
June, after 21:00
Two roe deer together on the land
Two roe deer together An unusual shot — normally one comes past on its own.
July, dusk
Close-up of a hare in winter
Hare Right up against the camera, in the winter air.
January, morning, −1 °C
Roe buck with full antlers on the land at Klarenbeek
Roe buck with antlers Full-grown antlers in spring, close to the camera.
April, afternoon, 24 °C
Roe deer halfway into frame, spring
Roe deer, spring Walking slowly into frame.
April, morning

What the camera doesn't always catch

Besides what you see here, squirrels turn up regularly in the forest and frogs around the pond. Birds such as flycatchers, woodpeckers, tits, nuthatches and treecreepers mostly make themselves heard — and from the bedroom windows you can sometimes see a roe deer grazing. More on the seasons: through the year.