A more substantial lamb fix

I have the hardest time getting good photos of Katie's twins, and I'm not sure why. Part of it is the length of the grass and the stronger light, both a result of her late lambing. Part of it is Bardas' dark coloring and friendly personality, and the fact that neither of them stay still for long - unless they are laying down. Kate doesn't help; she is a very good mother and is always calling to them and checking on them. I wonder if trying to keep track of her first set of twins stresses her a bit?

Still, I keep trying.

Byzantine is wild and refined, like a fawn:
Bardas has a cobbier build - and is working hard on keeping it:Seriously, he is nursing laying down - and this isn't the only time I've seen him do it!

Byz did venture a sniff at my pant leg before retreating:
Bardas started with a sniff:
Progressed to scritches:
And ended up on my lap!Oh, he is going to be one spoiled little sheep, Jeannie! (The people who are taking Banjo want Bardas as a fiber pet as well. Don't they have good taste?)

That's it for today from . . .