I used to take the baby goats away from mom
at birth.
I would milk the moms
twice a day.
And feed the babies four times a day.
So you must know
how enamored I am
at the sight
of this.
I am not bound for any public place, but for ground of my own where I have planted vines and orchard trees, and in the heat of the day climbed up into the healing shadow of the woods. Better than any argument is to rise at dawn and pick dew-wet red berries in a cup. ~Wendell Berry
25 comments:
AWW too cute! Love the nuzzle in last one!
What sweet photos. Thanks for posting - a very nice way to start my day. Have been enjoying your blog for about a month now, and am wanting to say thanks!
Aren't they so adorable...you just want to wag them with you all day!!
Great job on the pictures!!
Hugs Cindy from Rick-Rack and Gingham
Oh Michaele what wonderful photo's and what a sweet little baby! This must be a LOT less work for you...letting mamma do all the feeding. Absolutely ADORABLE! Looking forward to seeing some wonderful video's ;) I hope your week is a good one...happy May!
Maura :)
So very sweet and heart warming.
just so precious!
Wonderful........
I just love those babies!
I just love those babies!
Well, you know I like it! Here's the million dollar question, though. What made you change your mind?
Inquiring minds and all that...
How sweet these pictures are. Must be even sweeter to be right there. Who said animals don't have feeling. I can see it right here. What wonderful pictures.
3Beeze Homestead
Well my heart just melted!
Positively gorgeous!
My heart just melted:@)
It's like when the hens raise their own chicks -- it's a wonderful thing. :)
They are so precious together!
I LOVE It. Melts my heart & puts a smile on my face. Just so sweet.
Well I am enamored as well
When we breed Bella you are going to have to help me. I want to milk her but I don't want to take her babies away. Especially after looking at these pictures!
Incredible photos...they certainly tell a story without any words needed.
Ain't nature great
Michaele--
Yes, there was a lot of fluid. Pretty gross. I don't know what it all was, but it was obvious it was squishing his lungs and he couldn't get enough air--hence the lovely blue tinge. EW!
And you are so right about the email adress--sorry! chickenscratchacres@gmail.com
Take care of yourself!
Sweet pictures! :)
I am a big fan of letting the moms raise their own babies, when they will, the stinkers! LOL!!
They are the sweetest!
So so sweet.
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