A mother deer and her fawns inspect KAJV as they set a portion of a conveyor truss at the Long-Baseline Neutrino Facility far site in Lead, South Dakota.
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This little doe was spotted in the woods on Pine Street. One could say she’s just a babe in the woods.
This photo was captured along Wilson Road heading into the lab at approximately 5:30 a.m. on Aug. 2. The deer all had their heads down and were eating. But when the photographer stopped, the deer all looked up at the same time and stared at him while he zoomed and snapped the photo.
On March 11, the morning daylight saving time began, deer were seen in the morning light, which arrived an hour earlier.
Three bucks look absolutely picturesque in this winter wonderland.
A mother doe teaches her newborn fawns which woodland prairie plants are the most tasty.
These deer were startled and ran off just as the photographer began snapping.
Deer say goodbye, and I say hello. Hello, hello. I don’t know why they say goodbye, I say hello.
Deer trot along the edge of the grass at Site 38.
Deer like to hang out near Road A and Pine Street.