We came home from work to a pair of ram lambs out of one of my Shetland X-bred ewes.
Faith x Crosswinds Thor rams
Then just after supper, I did a barn check and found a ewe and a ram.
Sheltering Pines Anais Anais x Crosswinds Thor
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| Black yuglet/flecket-Perdy |
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| Fawn kat ram-Pluto |
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| Jasmine-sorry, I couldn't help myself........she's so darned cute |
I really need a spotted, fine-fleeced katmoget ewe; just sayin' She'd fit in a small dog crate..... ;-)
ReplyDeleteActually, she's already in a small dog crate. That's her bed when she not terrorizing my cats. :) This is from a breeding that I was REALLY looking forward to seeing, so she's has to hang around for at least a little while.
DeleteThey are so cute and adorable. I just like baby animals. It comes from growing up on the farm. I would still like to live in the country if I could. Babies always seem to come in the winter months and that is one thing I never understood. Have a great day. Hugs and Prayers Your Missouri Friend
ReplyDeleteI am SO enthralled with these little ones - they are so darling! Hope you get some sleep. Tanya
ReplyDeleteThe melting snow in Wales has uncovered a lot of Spring lambs which could not find cover, because they were not Winter lambs - very sad.
ReplyDeleteI have been following those stories, they are heartbreaking.
DeleteOut of curiosity for much did Faith's lambs weigh? More than a typical Shetland?
ReplyDeleteAbout 8-9#'s each
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