In spite of this March going down in the record books as having the most consecutive days of rain ever, and close to being the wettest and coldest ever, the flowers are blooming and the chickens are laying. These are the three eggs Welsie has laid, in order from left to right. See how she's getting better at pigment distribution, and slightly darker each time?
As for my overdue sheep?
They mock me.That's it for now from . . .
Love those sheep expressions! LOL.
ReplyDeleteWelsummer eggs are fascinating. I've noticed mine are laying a little darker this year than last. One never puts spots on hers. Always a surprise.
I feel for you. I'm also waiting on more babies here. Just one set of kids so far. :(
ReplyDeleteIt's been a grind here too. We saw the sun today. Those faces are talking to you, aren't they - don't know if they're mocking. Maybe begging for it to be over??
ReplyDeleteI always wondered what the speckles on the eggs meant...now I know! Great pictures of the sheep ;)
ReplyDeleteOh my, they are mocking you. Waiting for sunnier weather no doubt.
ReplyDeleteThat last picture is too funny!
ReplyDeleteWow, and I thought the bags on my girls were big.........you have me beat. Garrett and I both think we are going to start squeezing sheep soon. lol
ReplyDeleteWhat an udder! She looks ready to go at any moment...over on this side of the country, mine are waiting for the snow storm tomorrow. I just know they are.
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