Oh Dang Farm Photos
I enjoy exploring and taking pictures around our acreage of woods, hills, fields, and animals. Below are some beautiful or unusual sights that give pause to our daily living here on Oh Dang Farm. Click on any picture for a larger view.
Here are a few of the deer that stay around the area. From time to time there are up to 25 grazing in the field.
Pygmy Goat doeling born in April '09, to be registered. She has a twin... a buckling that is all black.
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Baby Pygmy Goats born in April '09. Doeling, Buckling, nonregistered
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A wooly Babydoll sheep due to lamb.
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Well hidden deer behind our house.
Rarely do I have time to get the pic before they go.
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Sheep wearing her hay. It will probably be her midnight snack or she will be a traveling snack tray for other sheep.
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Fully wooled sheep ready to be sheared in late spring heat.
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An obstinate Chicken that does not want to give up her daily egg.
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Little used path in the woods.
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Pretty white wild flowers in the field.
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The Goat Whisperer has a special way with the Pygmy goats on the farm.
They always look up to their leader.
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We have some gorgeous sunsets here on the farm.
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Caught red- handed (or red tailed?) with one chicken in beak.
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This "Chicken" Hawk was found in the chicken pen one late afternoon taking his meal to go.
The chicken pen is opened most mornings to let the chickens free range during the day.

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