and the occasional robin redbreast.
I also see it in the swelling bellies of Annabelle and Marta, who are due to lamb in two weeks. I missed my chance to have them sheared pre-lambing while I was in Texas (my shearer/farrier came while I was gone), so I need to get them crutched soon - and snip mid-side/last rib samples from everyone for micron testing. I got a good look at Bart's fleece last night, and it's still exquisite in its color, crimp and handle.
That's it for now from . . .
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Be sure and post baby pictures, tho I know you will. By the way, do you know of any "Romney" folks (the sheep, not the politician)? I think we are going to sell Lyndsey's purebred Romeny ewe and ewe lamb. She is just not fitting in with our flock, so she is lonely and LOUD!
It definitely looks like spring at your place! Hopefully the weather knows it's supposed to stay that way. :)
Welcome home! I certainly hope it is *not* spring because we still haven't had winter - yikes.
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