Molly and Daisy snack out back
Nature abhors a vacuum and pastures abhor the absence of sheep. And so, just weeks after shipping the three rams and their entourage off to a more suitable local ranch, we thought we’d try again. Molly and Daisy, two eight-month-old Suffolk ewe twin lambs, arrived this week. They are very gentle and yet adventurous enough to go on a walk around the perimeter of the ranch on their second day here. Like all Suffolks, they are notable for their creamy white wool and black heads and legs. Their neighbors out back — chickens and dog alike — are quite pleased with the new additions. The chickens have found that they are welcomed atop the sheep, and have set about hunting and pecking flecks of nutrition from the wool. A new equilibrium has found its way to the pasture.
I want to see a picture of a chicken riding a lamb. And then a picture of a chicken atop a dog riding a lamb. Then send it to Animal Planet.
Chicken riding a sheep, no problem:
http://sunandwindfarm.com/wordpress/?p=58
How about a picture of a lamb riding a sheep?
http://sunandwindfarm.com/wordpress/?p=68
Working on that dog trick you requested.
Found my way over here from Emily’s FB post and have to compliment you on those gorgeous ewes! Looks heavenly…
Do you have any more recent pictures of your 2009 ewe lambs?
Those are stinkin’ cute!