It has been a while since I participated in this day, but thanks to Susan @ A Southern Day Dreamer for hosting this day. Be sure and check out the rest of the bloggers showing today.
LOOK WHAT WE FOUND IN THE PASTURE!
This Nannie had two, but the other one was under the feeder and I could not get a picture.
There is also one Big baby, but it was with its mother in the back of the shed.
Total 5…..they all seem to be doing well. I think three for sure are girls. Don’t have names yet until I am sure what they are.
Happy Wednesday!
HOw cute is this? VERY!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh....so so darling!!!!
ReplyDeleteMy Wednesday post is published. Do come by if you get a chance...it's all Gulf Waters today. Found HERE
How precious they are. What a sweet Christmas gift. :)
ReplyDeleteWhoa, you will be very busy with these new babies. Thanks for coming by and for following, following you now too.
ReplyDeleteI think they are so cute. I hope things go much better this time. I know you raise them for meat...so, how do you not fall in love with them?
ReplyDeleteSue
Now, I've heard of finding babies under a cabbage leaf, but I've never heard of finding a baby goat! LOL
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on all these littel babies. These little goats are just the most precious little things!
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia;O
Awwww, such cute babies...so glad they are doing well and hope you get pictures of the other new ones soon.
ReplyDeleteBlessing to you and yours.
Molly
Thank goodness! As I read your post title they came on the news and announced an explosion at an industrial plant in Houston and I thought maybe that's what you were posting. I like your news MUCH better!
ReplyDeleteCompletely and "udderly" adorable, Karen! Babies are the best kind of surprise. I love seeing these precious babies and their Mama. Thanks so much for this...
ReplyDeleteHappy OW to you!
XO,
Sheila :-)
These little guys are soooooo cute. I used to have some goats and they were very amusing to watch while they played with each other. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThere is something so sweet are babies of any type - well, maybe not snakes or lizzards:-). I loved your post today. Have a great Outdoor Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful post!!
ReplyDeleteI think you should hold a contest naming the babies :)
Would be such fun!
TTFN~~Claudia
OMG I LOVE THEM!!!!So cute!
ReplyDelete~Debra
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I think this is just darling. Even baby goats can be cute. I know you are pleased.
ReplyDeleteThey are adorable, so cute! Great photos of the goats.
ReplyDeleteOh, Barbara, those babies are so cute!! I would love to live out in the country and have farm animals. I am also a Central Texas gal. If I had a ranch or farm, I would have a Texas longhorn for sure. I hope you are having a beautiful week!! Many blessings to you! Vicki
ReplyDeleteBarbara, what a precious little baby. And just in time for Christmas! Perfect Outdoor Wednesday. I'm still smiling! ~ sarah
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