I'm pretty sure I'd like to keep her, so I need to think of a name for her.
Here she is being greeted by her half-brothers.
And speaking of her brothers, I borrowed the larger of the two to take a few pictures. The barn is dark and it's hard to get a good picture of a black animal, so we went outside for a few minutes.
He's a cute little guy!
As far as lambing seasons go, this wasn't my best one. I was hoping for twins from each ewe, and ended up with a set of twins and a single, plus aborted twins. I guess it could be worse than three live, healthy lambs on the ground, but it's not what I was aiming for. I have always had great luck in the past, so I guess it's my turn to have some "not so great" luck. At least the ewes are all healthy!
4 comments:
What a cute, strong looking little ewe lamb! :) I'm sorry she had a single but I'm sure glad it was a girl. :) I'm sorry you didn't have the best season for lambs. I'm crossing my fingers for you for next year!
What a cute little girl! Just a suggestion, but how about Gracie? Congrats on the lambs, and I'm so sorry about the aborted twins!
Wow!!! Darla does it again! What a GORGEOUS ewe lamb!! She's huge and so healthy looking! Maybe you can name her after that crossbred Ewe -Bertha, who was so amazing when you were in HS. Although, your new ewe lamb is too gorgeous to be named Bertha! Way to go and what a keeper!! Love you, Momma
Oh, they are so darling I am melting into a puddle.
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