The scene depicts an outdoor enclosure for animals in Guayacancito, Venezuela, under a light, overcast sky, suggesting early morning or late afternoon

The scene depicts an outdoor enclosure for animals in Guayacancito, Venezuela, under a light, overcast sky, suggesting early morning or late afternoon. In the mid-ground, three light brown horses are present; two are actively feeding from a pile of dried hay on the reddish-brown, dry earth. Their heads are down, focused on the hay. The third horse is partially visible behind them. A weathered wooden fence, constructed from two thick, rough-hewn logs bound together with rope, extends diagonally across the lower foreground, partially obscuring the view of the ground immediately beneath it. Beyond the feeding horses and the fence line, the background features several enclosed structures. These enclosures consist of metal frames with wire mesh or netting, and some have roofs made from dried palm fronds or similar natural materials. A prominent green-leafed tree stands centrally behind these structures. Piles of dark brown organic matter, possibly manure or compost, are visible on the ground behind the fence. Sparse, dry vegetation and additional trees with lighter foliage frame the scene in the distance. No human figures are visible.