New Baby Chicks

Very busy with a lot going on. With new fencing, gardening, planting flowers and some new baby chicks. This week has been none stop. My sweet silkie chickens are first time parents this week. I have three hens and one rooster. The rooster is just around nine months old. My oldest hen is "Molly" she is a white two year old, and sweet as a kitten. The other two hens are about one year old, "Lucy" and "Ethel". Lucy is black and Ethel is charcoal grey, just as sweet. Even my rooster is a good boy, his name is "Ricky" of course, his color is porcelain. Five chicks so far four black/grey and one that looks like dad, or it may turn out white. 

My sweet "Molly"

Little "Lucy"

Miss "Ethel"

"Ricky" the dad

One of the new babies

Baby that looks like dad

     New Kid, Another Mouth To Feed

Just got an 8 week old Nigerian dwarf buckling. He was one of triplets. He is still taken some milk twice a day and will for about another month or so. We just picked him up yesterday, he did not eat well for us on first try, strange place and I'm sure missing his mama. This morning he took 8 ounces of Kid Milk (milk replacement for goats), and again this afternoon 8 ounces. He caught on like a champ.

All done

Ready for "CUTENESS OVERLOAD" these are a few of the babies that live on the farm or have visited.

Baby Birds

"Tipper"

Twin fawns born in my hay field on Mother's Day 2014

Baby "Bella"

My son and his wife's dog "Chevy", we were puppy sitting