Monday, March 31, 2014

Spring Lambing Has Begun

Romney/Border Leicester Ram Lamb/twin



First lambs, just before midnight, Saturday night.
Two Romney/Border Leicester Ram Lambs weighing in at 11 pounds.

So it begins.

20 ewes to go....
We haven't had this many ewes lambing. in quite a few years. We will have more than enough lamb cuteness to keep us busy.

I am very happy to say, that it looks like the weather will be cooperating, at least for this week.
It actually feels like Spring out there.

We will keep you updated. You know how Delaney loves to take lamb pictures.

Any farm babies keeping you busy?
 

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14 comments:

  1. Now that's exciting! What a cute little one.

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  2. Good Luck with lambing, 2014!

    The cows are really calving along, mostly due to the low pressure that hit yesterday. We are in the middle of a blizzard.

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    1. Oh, sorry to hear about your weather. I hope Spring holds out for us....
      It makes it so much easier when the weather cooperates :)

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  3. Good luck with your lambing, I hope all goes well! We don't have any home bred babies coming but we are getting our new chicks this week. Very excited!

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    1. Kelly,
      New chicks are always fun!
      I miss having them. We may get a few this year.

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  4. Hello!
    I love your blog (and your darling little lambs!) so I nominated you for a Liebster Award --> http://onceuponatimeinabedofwildflowers.com/2014/03/31/i-was-nominated-for-a-liebster-award/
    :)

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    1. Thank you Christine ! I appreciate it.

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  5. They are so precious!!
    I would love for you to join us at the TGIF blog HOP! Share them sweet lambs. :)

    http://threesistersandus.blogspot.com/2014/03/tgif-blog-instagram-hop_28.html

    kaitlyn

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  6. He is the cutest! Love those long legs. I wish I could hold him and feel and smell that new wool. Good luck!

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    1. Michaele,
      Thanks!
      Yes, they are both lanky :)

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  7. This is an exciting time of year we just bought or first ram and plan to breed in the near future. Your blog gets me excited for what's ahead. Good luck with the rest of your lambs!

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    1. Anna, Thank you!
      Good luck with your sheep plans :)

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