This is one of the nicest days we have had this year.
Watching the weather forecast you wouldn't have thought it
would have been. But I have been out rearranging the
lamb creep feed area, enlarging it and took quite a few
pictures today with the girls out on pasture.
Earlier this morning I had to catch this ewe lamb.
I've been watching her change color. She was born moorit or appeared so.
Now at six weeks old today she has the copper look that a mioget
gets. It is hard to see in this photo, but when light shines on
a mioget's face you can see the color of copper reflected in the hair follice.
Here she is again. Her Dam, Olivia is a mioget also.
#192 Thea got a trim today, she was "in the rise" at shearing which
makes it harder for the shearer to get the fleece off. He either has to shear above
or below the rise to get it off.
So it makes for a messy cut.
Much better looking now, sporting a new coat
for a clean fleece.
I didn't think to take a photo of my creep feed area, behind this ewe.
I've extended it the width of the barn 32 feet by 8 feet.
We have 54 lambs that need access to a space where they
can eat their grain without being pushed out by the adults.
Getting Photo bombed...
Enjoy your day!
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