We have had some right goat shenanigans going on
Connie who is as wide as she is long was due to kid last Friday,
still no kids
Her udder is fit to burst and is now touching the ground
Helen is due to kid end of this week, she is big and cumbersome and spends her time grumbling how uncomfortable she is.
The expectant mammas are really feeling it in this heat, to help them out I fixed up the solar powered fan in the goat house.
Thelma's triplets are thriving and coming on great, full of energy and mischief
nap time is spent curled up together inside the old tree stump
Enid is still playing at aunty and doing a brilliant job so much so
she is now producing milk and supplementary feeds the kids
Of course mum Thelma is still feeding them as well.
With two mums to feed them they cant do anything but thrive.
Thelma doesn't seem to mind the arrangement and Enid is in her element with the kids.
The old tree stump which in fact is still a living tree is home to another family of triplets further up the tree these babies are also full of mischief.
Cute pictures of the kids. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteKids are so cute and cuddly
DeleteBeautiful photos Dawn, and the squirrel video is so cute. I hope she has her kids soon she does look large!
ReplyDeleteSo do i was even thinking is she having a phantom pregnancy but I have seen the kids moving
DeleteHow fantastic to have such a theater of drama going on right before your eyes! You really do have a wonderful life.
ReplyDeleteEvery day brings something different
DeleteOh poor Connie, SO big in all this heat! She looks like a goaty-bra would be in order. I hope she has her babies soon (3 more perhaps?!)
ReplyDeleteAmazing video of those Squirrel babies - I know they are pests, but those look so cute.
Its the first time I have spotted a squirrel nest
DeleteGreat photos but hope Connie births soon.
ReplyDeleteso do I
DeleteGorgeous goat and squirrel babies.
ReplyDeleteHugs-x-
its a shame they dont all stay small and cute
DeleteDawn, what an idyllic life style you lead (apart from the hard work involved.)
ReplyDeleteYes it is an idyllic life
DeleteI always enjoy goat photos and updates! Surely something must have happened by now???
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