July 12, 2014

Hay Bales and Deer

Near Boyce, Virginia


hay fieldWe had a picnic at the Blandy Experimental Farm the other day just ahead of a light rainfall.  I spied some deer in an adjacent field as we completed the loop drive. 

Linking to: Saturday's Critters


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12 comments:

  1. Unknown2:15 AM, July 13, 2014

    Beautiful photos! Love them!
    Thanks so much for stopping by my blog today :)
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  2. Margaret Birding For Pleasure2:51 AM, July 13, 2014

    Lovely scene with the Deer. Have a wonderful weekend.

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  3. DeniseinVA4:01 AM, July 13, 2014

    What a lovely sight that must have been. Great photos!

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  4. eileeninmd6:32 AM, July 13, 2014

    The deer are so cute, what a pretty setting.. Great shot! Thanks for linking up to my critter party.. Have a happy day!

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  5. TexWisGirl8:07 AM, July 13, 2014

    really cute!

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  6. Mersad9:03 AM, July 13, 2014

    What a gorgeous countryside setting. Great images.

    Mersad
    Mersad Donko Photography

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  7. Lisa @ Two Bears Farm1:30 PM, July 13, 2014

    A picnic sounds fun. Although today it's almost too humid.

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  8. William Kendall2:44 PM, July 13, 2014

    Beautiful!

    I wonder what deer make of hay bales.

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  9. Connie3:29 PM, July 13, 2014

    Peaceful scene. The deer look so small next to the hay bales.

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  10. lenalima4:05 PM, July 13, 2014

    Deve ser um lugar maravilhoso...adorei a porquinha com asas! bjss e obrigada pelo carinho.


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  11. Eat To Live7:21 AM, July 14, 2014

    The deer are liking the fresh green hay that is growing after the cutting.

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  12. Ida1:54 PM, July 14, 2014

    I love seeing deer out in the wild. You got a double bonus with the neat rolled hay bales and that wonderful building in the background.

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