Friday, January 5

Farm Photo 1/5/07: A Glimpse Back At Lambing Season 2006


Serena's Baby Girl On April 28th, 2006

Don't worry--she grew into those ears (but she still has that defiant stare). It's hard to believe that in two short months another lambing season will already be here. Before you know it, there'll be bouncing baby lambs everywhere.

A year of Daily Photos ago:
1/3/06:
For Horsing Around
1/4/06:
Barn Light
1/5/06: Woodland Wonder

And in my kitchen garden today:
There's a broccoli on my broccoli!

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9 comments:

  1. Just a "Get Out the Vote" reminder:

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  2. What a cutie pie!

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  3. Just a note to let you know I really enjoy your blog and photos.

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  4. Just as an encouragement to all of the other readers of the Farmgirl's blog, and those who enjoy her photography: hurry over to http://2007.bloggies.com and nominate her for "Best Photography of a Weblog"!

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  5. Oh my, how cute, I can't wait to see all fo the babies this year!

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  6. yo hooo congrats FG....happy to be back and see the fury friends again

    HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!

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  7. is that my baby? What a cutie!

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  8. Hi Everybody,
    My sincere apologies for not having a chance to reply to many of your comments lately. PLEASE do not take it personally if I didn't respond to yours. And if you asked me a question in a comment that I still haven't answered, you are more than welcome to email me:

    farmgirlfare AT gmail DOT com

    Hi SRHCB,
    Thanks!

    Hi Impossible Jane,
    They really are adorable, aren't they? I was looking through some lamb photos yesterday and couldn't believe it when I came upon those ears. She looks like such a lady now. And of course all her spots are gone.

    And no (for those of you who are inevitably wondering, she doesn't have her "C" name yet. I really need to get on the ball with that, seeing as the "D" lambs will be born soon, LOL.

    Hi Mrs. A,
    Thanks so much for taking the time to write.

    I CountryGoalie,
    Well aren't you sweet? Thanks!

    Hi Pennie,
    A lot of memories fade quickly from season to season around here, but it sure seems like the 2006 lambing just ended. My flock is bigger than it's ever been (and Studly Jeff did, um, an even more thorough job than he needed to), so this is going to be a big year for babies. Big and crazy. We will be overrun with cuteness! (Which, of course, makes you--almost--forget all of the work and worry and middle of the night barn checks. . .)

    Hi Sha!!!
    What a wonderful surprise to hear from you. So glad you are back!

    Hi KM,
    Um, no, that's not your baby, because--if you remember--your baby (who still remains nameless because you haven't given her one) is black. Well, was black. Now she's bleached to a gorgeous CHOCOLATEY brown. But don't worry, I won't tell her you've already forgotten what she looks like. . . : )

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  9. I came, I voted, and now I am ready for bouncing baby lambies. I can't wait. It's my favorite time of the year! So will this generation have names starting with a D? If so, I am starting my list!

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