Sika deer in the UK were introduced from the Far East into Britain in 1860. While animals from a number of sources were introduced into enclosed parks the only free-living form in Britain is …

Sika deer are a non-native deer species found in the UK. They originate from Asia. Find out how to spot them, all about their behaviour.

The sika deer (Cervus nippon), also known as the northern spotted deer or the Japanese deer, is a species of deer native to much of East Asia and introduced to other parts of the world.

If you think the deer you saw was approaching 1m tall at their shoulder or over 1m tall at their shoulder then it’s likely you saw either a fallow, sika or red deer. Watch out! Sika in the …

Feb 6, 2019 · There are six species of deer in the UK: roe deer, red deer, fallow deer, Reeve's Muntjac deer, sika deer and chinese water deer. In County Durham, by far the most common …

Sika deer are native to eastern Asia. They were brought to the UK to populate deer parks in the 19th century. Some escaped or were released and became established in the wild. They are …

The aim of this guide is to provide information on aspects of the ecology and behaviour of sika deer to aid in the management of this species‡. A naturalised non-native species, imported …

The sika deer is widespread across northern and western mainland Scotland, and in the Scottish Borders. In England, the main concentrations are in Cumbria, Lancashire and …

Sika Deer Services was created to make it simpler for land owners and managers to connect with recreational deer managers and benefit from their skills, knowledge and experience. Doing so …

In the New Forest, whilst primarily restricted to the south-east of the area, sika deer are well-established, and seem quite suited to life in coniferous and mixed woodlands. The population …