Animals
- The Ladies In Waiting
This Fall's breeding season was successful.Now all that's left is the waiting. Becky and I spent a little time with the pregnant doesgiving Sissy and Sally their vaccinations, then trimming everyone's hooves and brushing through their...
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It's Spring!As the world around us has a make over...from dull winter brown to vibrant spring green,I thought I would tell you about our very own makeover special. For a limited timewe are offering free makeovers. You can start out like this... and...
- Happy Feet
Bert had a little playtime yesterday afternoon. It's amazing to me how not even 3 days old, and he is so very agile. Baby goats always seem to have "happy feet"! His mama, Sissy is on the left with him.He ventures over to the right to see his grandma,...
- First Outing
For the next few months you will be seeing lots of goat pictures (I hope you don't mind!) To me, there is nothing cuter than a kid. They are so tiny and yet so well developed. Myrtle spends her whole day taking care of them....she even head-butts...
- Babies On Board!!
Happy news for Bee Haven Acres: Missy and Myrtle are pregnant! You might remember a post from about two months ago, when we led our bucks, kicking and screaming, down to the yard closer to the gals. Here is Smoochie in an act of protest. We put Chip...
Animals
The Twins' First Outing
Yesterday morning afforded us a little sunshine.
With more rain looming,
we decided to let the twins out for their first play date.
It was time to meet the cousins.
Getting O'Malley out of the maternity ward was a feat in itself,
but nothing a pack of Ritz crackers couldn't solve.
Although they look timid here, following closely on their Mama's heels.
The truth is, they were just staying close to breakfast.
First to check them out were Sissy and Sally.
It didn't take long until they left the safety of their Mama
and took off kicking up their heels and playing.
Once everyone got acquainted,
a nap in the sun seemed like the thing to do.
Myrtle with the triplets.
Sissy with Bert.
And the twins in Dr. Becky's loving arms...
Upon arrival back at the house,
I was greeted by this crazy crew coming out of my garage.
I can only imagine what they might have been doing in there.
They still haven't come to the realization that on the other
side of the woods is Rooster Heaven....
that is.... 60 free ranging hens.
- The Ladies In Waiting
This Fall's breeding season was successful.Now all that's left is the waiting. Becky and I spent a little time with the pregnant doesgiving Sissy and Sally their vaccinations, then trimming everyone's hooves and brushing through their...
-
It's Spring!As the world around us has a make over...from dull winter brown to vibrant spring green,I thought I would tell you about our very own makeover special. For a limited timewe are offering free makeovers. You can start out like this... and...
- Happy Feet
Bert had a little playtime yesterday afternoon. It's amazing to me how not even 3 days old, and he is so very agile. Baby goats always seem to have "happy feet"! His mama, Sissy is on the left with him.He ventures over to the right to see his grandma,...
- First Outing
For the next few months you will be seeing lots of goat pictures (I hope you don't mind!) To me, there is nothing cuter than a kid. They are so tiny and yet so well developed. Myrtle spends her whole day taking care of them....she even head-butts...
- Babies On Board!!
Happy news for Bee Haven Acres: Missy and Myrtle are pregnant! You might remember a post from about two months ago, when we led our bucks, kicking and screaming, down to the yard closer to the gals. Here is Smoochie in an act of protest. We put Chip...