Welcome back to Friday’s Hunt. I want to thank everyone who joined in last week. I had a lot of fun visiting everyone who linked up. It’s very simple. Anyone can participate. The link opens at 7pm Central time and will close Sunday at 7pm, so you have plenty of time to enter. Hopefully, you’ll be inspired to visit some of the other entries.
If you didn’t participate this week but would like to next week, the topics will be: Starts with I, Week’s Favorite, and pink. I will always keep a list of the items for the coming week in my sidebar at the top. I am crazy busy on the farm right now, but I will make sure to visit all participants. Without further ado, here’s my interpretations for the week.
Starts with H: My nephew mowed the waterways and back hills last week to make hay. In front is the bottom that was mowed in June. The back left was just mowed, and the right hasn’t been mowed at all this year.
It unfortunately got rained on, but it isn’t horrible hay. Hopefully, they get it baled today before it rains, or it will be ruined.
Single and Week’s Favorite: I have a couple of singe shots, and I don’t know which is my favorite. I am taking farm photos for my niece, and I got a single bee on the flower. I also found a single calf out there.
You’ll notice he doesn’t have a tag. My brother-in-law couldn’t find him this morning to tag and band him. They do a good job of hiding sometimes.
Now it’s your turn.
Teresa
Eden Hills 
Hey, we both were thinking about hay!
Great minds! Thanks for joining in.
I hope they can get the hay baled quickly. I love the face on that calf. Lovely bee shot – I have been participating in the Great Canadian Bumblebee Count. I should blog about that. I’m already having to think about next week….letter I and pink….oh dear. I need to get creative again!
They did get the hay baled, and our rain has arrived. The bumblebee count sounds interesting. I love when you get creative!
I want that calf! Oh my goodness to cute! Love the bee! I hope you got your hay up. I am waiting on Brother to let me know if he got done.
You’ll have to talk to Norman about the calf. I’m sure he’s for sale, and you need another steer. Right? They did get the hay done! Very happy to see that. Hope Brother got his up.
The calf is a cutie for sure
Aren’t they all?
I know you’ll be glad to have the hay done. It is hard to choose between the bee on your flower and the sweet calf.
It’s not even my hay. My nephew gets it for payment for making my small square bales, but I am glad it didn’t ruin his hay.
I like both your single shots. I’m glad I don’t have to choose. 🙂
I do agree it’s best not having to make those choices.
I like your haying operation, Teresa. Here is hoping the got it in before the rains. Maybe the mother cow parked her young one there while she grazed. Mother cows do that, so do elk and I think deer also.
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We did get the hay baled! I’m sure the mom had him there while she ate, but I wasn’t expecting to see one that little without a tag. The goats do that too, but they leave them out in pasture when they do it sometimes. Drives me crazy!
Thank you, Teresa. Best wishes for the new school year. I had no idea any of the teachers or pupils would have to be in unairconditioned places of work in these days.
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The picture withtThe single bee on the flower is beautiful ! Apparently your cow didn’t want to wear an earring !
Thanks! It might have given him a complex. Mom is also being a good, protective mom by hiding him.
I just did my Friday’s Challenge. I had forgotten it (memory like a sieve) until I saw Tom’s Friday’s Hunt post on his blog. Better late than never I guess.
I had chosen my photos before I came here & you have used Hay & a Single Bee too. What a coincidence from opposite sides of the world. Great minds think alike eh Teresa?.
The linky is still open, so you’re not late! Thanks for joining in.
Both of your singles are beautiful! The calf is really special. Glad the hay was baled in time
Thanks, Jeanne.