We are watching the other goats closely because we don't know when one will deliver. I think one is pretty close, but you never know when the babies will decide to arrive.
Also the young doe who lost her kid is back in heat, so she will probably kid in July.
The weather is warmer, the snow more like slush, the animal's eyes look brighter, and even though the sky is gray and the pine needles are frosty, there is evidence of the earth renewing herself. I can really relate to the pregnant does, who are slow and waiting, like the earth herself, urging time to pass just a little quicker.
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ReplyDeleteOh such wonderful news - such a natural setting and I so enjoy your language and rustic details of life on your farm. :-)
Love Gail
peace.....
For those of us who have only ever lived in the city/suburbs, can you post pictures of your sweet new additions? :)
ReplyDeleteYou know, when I read the title for this post, I was thinking to myself, "My goodness, Iktomi's been a busy gal this year!" Of course, I see now that you're talking about goats. :D
ReplyDeletelol TRT, that's funny! i'll get pics up soon, i have to find my cord that connects the camera to the computer...
ReplyDeleteGreat to have known this! I would like to see those little baby goats. Looking forward for their pictures.
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