Surprise! Apparently summer wasn't too hot because here they come! Earlier than ever!
So far, we have 3 ewe lambs (one set of twins! yay!) and two goat kids (one of each).
Let the adorableness ensue!
Pictures:
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Are you my mama? |
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Blyana and her first set of twins! |
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Little one #1 |
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This way mama... |
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Goat kid! |
Yep, you may have noticed my goat kids don't seem to have any ears. They do actually but they are tiny little triangles about the size of a quarter. Why? They are a Boer Lamancha cross. Nellie is a Boer goat, bred for meat. "Papa Goat" as he has been so aptly termed, is a Lamancha dairy goat and he also has no ears. These two have the same coat patterning as their mother and their papa's ears. Totally adorable.