OK, maybe not the glen but of the deer park.
He's at Ashton Court near Bristol, and three weeks ago during the rut I would not have dared get this close, nor been allowed to.
I think I'm in love - he's absolutely gorgeous isn't he - privileged to get that close and take those wonderful pics, indeed. Thanks so much for those Eccles 
Glad you like them, Merry. Ashton Court has its own website if you're interested:
http://www.ashtoncourtestate.co.uk/index.htm
A very noble looking gent.
It's fine to have such a detailed portrait. I'm interested in the distinctly different features your deer have compared to ours.
I guess there's less danger of their crossing the Pond and over running places, unlike cabbage whites and gray squirrels, eh? 
Asy, unlike butterflies, I don't think these guys would sneak into North America hidden in UK food exports. Red deer stags are big!
I would imagine red deer to be unlike American species, but perhaps roe deer are similar to your mule deer, and fallow being closer to your white tails. There's a separate fallow deer park at Ashton Court. Shortly, I'll fish out some pics I took of fallow deer last time I visited the park.