Delayed fallow deer hirsche cause excitement in the Kottenforst

Delayed fallow deer hirsche cause excitement in the Kottenforst

Two deer from the fallow deer enclosure on the Waldau

In the past week, two fallow deer, which originally came from the game enclosure on the Waldau, provided excitement in the Kottenforst. These deer, which is characterized by a striking color - one in white and the other in black - have continued by damage in the fence. The incidents were found in early April and public perception regarding animals is strongly shaped by their trust in people.

Angelika Angelika, the city forester, expressed the assumption that the deer will try to return to their herd in the near future. She emphasized that the animals cope well in the wild in the wild and should therefore not be fed. This is an important recommendation so that the animals do not get used to people, which could have a long -term negative effects on their behavior in nature.

After the damaged area in the fence has been repaired immediately, the urban forester tries to collect information on the stay of the run out. It was requested to send information that can lead to the finding of the animals by email to the city forester. Last sightings of the deer were reported southwest of the Waldau towards Röttgen.

The run -down deer are an example of how wild animals can always escape from fenced areas, which not only affects their safety, but also that of forest visitors. It is essential that the public will remain informed about such incidents and behave responsibly when they meet these animals.

In the region, wildlife such as that on the Waldau are important for the preservation of certain animal species and promote awareness of nature conservation. It is to be hoped that the two deer will soon be able to return to their familiar surroundings.