Oh darn, there's always one looking the other way.
But when it's dinner time they ignore everyone and everything. These five are being reared by my grand-daughter, Georgia. She's doing a good job getting up and feeding them every morning before school and all.
Elsewhere in the district lambs are arriving. These two were very recently born, having what could well have been their first suckle. Hope the one on the ground that be bothered getting up doesn't think this will happen every time he's hungry.
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Meanwhile, behind their fence, the cows are also enjoying the break from rainy weather.
Linking to Teresa's Good Fences.
The sweet little things...and big things...everything looks so peaceful...so serene.
ReplyDeleteawww! adorable babies of three kinds!
ReplyDeleteSuch gorgeous green rolling countryside, I like the last shot. I see that the cows turn their backs to you too!
ReplyDeleteThose little ones are so cute Pauline.
ReplyDeleteNice shots, it's a great time of year :-)
ReplyDeleteSweet calves & such big eyes they have! It's always lovely to see lambs in spring
ReplyDeleteThe calves seem so curious to see what's happening! Wonderful captures.
ReplyDeleteOh my, they are all so adorable. I love the calves and the lamb triplets. Wonderful collection of images. Enjoy your day and the weekend ahead!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful it is to see Spring springing after the rains and floods and, down in Hawkes Bay, snow. We are having a 'sort of' summer this week here on Lewis but gales are forecast this evening in much of Britain. We, for once, may just escape relatively unharmed.
ReplyDeleteI thought I had commented on this post, but I am not seeing it. If there is a way to self-destruct something I want on the computer, I can do it magically. So here I go again. Those little calves are so sweet and I love that your granddaughter is caring for them. Love the name Georgia. My granddaughter Eloise's best friend is named Georgia. I also remember saying before that New Zealand is the ONLY country where my husband would wand to move and live. He adore the area. My pictures may remind me of home...but we would love to call your home our home. genie
ReplyDeleteBaby animals just beg for you to reach through the fence and pet them!
ReplyDeleteI don't know about the fences but I certainly like what's behind the fences.
ReplyDeleteThe calves are so cute and you captured them well.
ReplyDeleteHow is it that nearly all baby animals are cute? Those certainly ae.
ReplyDeleteThose calves are so cute. Nice to see the sheep in the field and "triplets" that's pretty neat.
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