Recognize this?
Yah, that’s Lizzie, the “little” lamb we brought home–wasn’t it just yesterday?!
Last time I think you saw her she looked like this. I can’t believe how much she’s grown!
The thing is, its spring time and I have baby fever. Baby animals that is. I’m posting these photos to remind myself next time I see a cute bunny or whatever that they don’t stay little for long because, yeah, this happened last week.
There are just three. And they’re for the kids. I promise. Because I know that baby animals grow up all to quickly. I really do.
Then again, they’re pretty amusing as grown animals too.
For example, here’s a photo bomb by Harriet.
And this is Harriet and Fanny as I was leaving their pen.
Don’t leeeeeeeeave us, Mom!
And Lizzie again, trying to eat the camera’s strap. So adorbs.
So maybe not so “little,” and a long ways from “white as snow,” but know what?
Pretty fun anyway.
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We got baby fever this year too and got 10 new baby chicks… that means with our 10 current grown chickens we re up to 20…I don’t know what I was thinking, but the new baby’s are so darn cute… good luck with your chicks.
And I agree… animals are quite amusing 😉
Aw! What kind did you get?
5 New Hampshire’s and 5 Columbian Rock’s. I keep meaning to post abut it then get busy 😉 We still have 5 of our original Rhode islands and 5 Buff Orpingtons. But since their older we need new layers so 10 new babies were called for 🙂 Lots of fun and cuteness. What kind did you all get?
Buff Orpingtons. Same reason. Our first layers are a out three years old, but really we don’t need more, as there are more than 20 of them- lol!
Ya 20 is a lot… I’m not sure what we’ll do with them all… hope your new 2 buffs get accepted in your flock well and they are fun for the whole family until they join the rest of the flock 🙂