It was a gorgeous, mild, spring-like day - perfect for introducing the lambs to their bigger world. No lamb races yet, but that will come soon enough.
Look at the size difference between singleton Bing, born Monday, and the twins, who were born Wednesday!That's it for today from . . .
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Beautiful babies, I can't wait for the races to begin!
How many more ewes are due? I can't wait til mine lamb in May. Now I am sorry I waited so long to breed them, I had to add more pens before I could divide them up with / without rams.
Oh, they're soooo cute! I can't wait until I have babies popping around here, even though that means less sleep sometimes.
Shucks, even Bing's fleece looks longer!
Tombstone, I only bred three ewes, and these are the two that settled. We're done lambing here!
Bing looks like a monster compared to the chocolate pair! Cute as heck, though!
These babies are so cute. I just want to go find some and bring them home with me.
Do those leaves really taste that good?
I am enjoying all the pictures of the lambs and kids I'm seeing on friend's blogs. They are all so darn cute!
Will the twins catch up to Bing?
Farmlady, the young lambs sample dirt, too, so I think it's more curiosity than taste. :-)
Dreaming, give them a couple months; they will definitely catch up!
oh wow...my kids would love to see those baby animals...so pretty! They sound too young to be getting around so well. We live in central pa and when my kids go away to college everyone says to them , "oh, you are from Pa...do you live on a farm?"
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Michelle...both of your blogs are beautiful! Caught you over at Punkin's Patch. Such sweet babies.
Oh so cute. Your weather is as crazy as ours!
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