Reader photo: Baby deer naps in the shade

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Aug. 24, 2017 1:30 a.m.
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A living baby deer naps in a yard with a pair of statues including a baby deer and a baby racoon. ‘It was taken in my back yard. I think it’s pretty cute,’ said reader Shaunna Jones. Send your reader photos to editor@oakbaynews.com. (Shaunna Jones photo)

A living baby deer naps in a yard with a pair of statues including a baby deer and a baby racoon.

“It was taken in my back yard. I think it’s pretty cute,” said reader Shaunna Jones.

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