A relatively small, reddish and grey-brown Eurasian deer of the species Capreolus capreolus.
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Edouard was in the seventh heaven; he had killed a roebuck.
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A roebuck swam across the stream a little in front of the boat.
3
Axel Dagg did tell me of a fine roebuck in the Maelar woods.
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A roebuck rushed down one of the hills, and scampered across the sward.
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It is with him, like the roebuck of Henri Quatre, wherever he goes.
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Perhaps it was a roe deer; McKay flashed the direction in vain.
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That was a good meat-keeper and it was full of roe deer meat.
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Firefighters have rescued a young roe deer caught up in a moorland blaze.
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There are chamois and roe deer and big mountain hares along these heights.
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A roe deer kicks up its back end, flashing its scut.
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A little roe deer doe sprang from the long, rank heather.
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I use roe deer and red deer at the restaurant.
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Look and listen out for Foxes, badgers, pipistrelle bats and the occasional roe deer.
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Latterly roe deer have appeared, adventurers from Milton Abbey park.
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Creb hadn't thought of the gentle, shy roe deer as his totem for many years.
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An injured tawny owl scrutinises us and a roe deer shyly trots around the room.
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It was the time of the roe deer's rut.
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They consume a roe deer every four days.
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While I prefer the gamier flavour of red deer, roe deer can often be more tender.
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How much protection can a roe deer give?
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Jondalar crossed the distance to the roe deer in a few steps, with Ayla beside him.