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New baby black!
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So this just happened.
Image: chickens in the back yard.
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Today’s berming supervisor, checking progress.
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To no one’s surprise, 🐑19 loves broccoli 🥦
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Today I learned how the neighbor moves the sheep between yards. 🐑
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Boop is more than a little big now. 🐑
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New ram next door. I wonder what next seasons’ lambs will look like.
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This handsome guy seems to want to play hide and seek.
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Hooboy, this girl gave me a scare. She was sleeping in the shade, I saw no movement.
Fortunately, she perked up when I stepped outside to check on her. 🐑
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The branches satisfy! 🐑🌳🍃
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Full yard!
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New neighbor! How now, Brown Cow?
I’m always sad when I see solo animals in yards. Two often isn’t that much harder than one (though can be!), and a companion can dramatically improve an animal’s quality of life.
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Stella! 🐑 🍊
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And…. up! 🐑
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Managed to sneak a carrot to Stella before the others swooped in. 🥕🐑
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Squeeeee! A baby black in my yard! Yay! 🐑
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Note to self, the new ram is a bit of an ass, so throw a second orange to 19 when he is around.
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Baa baa black sheep!
Neighbor has two baby blacks! Squee! 🐑
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Wait, these weeds are literally in your coral, 19. You won’t eat them unless I pluck and hand feed them to you?
Hooboy. 🐑
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Weed disposal. 🐑
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Burr butt. 🐑
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Threw the weed pile over the fence to the neighbor’s sheep. They lurve me now. 🐑
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In today’s food experiment, the girls tried and decided they do not like steeped tea leaves. Upside, they tried them. Another upside, I finally have something to put into my compost bin. 🐑
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Grabbed a couple buckets of clover from the yard where the sheep have no access. They are currently munching away!
Burr has his head down, because that’s what you do, right? 🐑 ☘️
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I am dying from cuteness over here! 🐑
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