within a surprisingly short time it was nursing
and bouncing around the mama
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16 comments:
Delightful post, what a splendid moment you've captured!
God bless you!
Cezar
How cute! it reminds me old times, when I used to work every summer in a farm, taking care of such babies..
It's almost calving time here too. It always fun to see the calves frolicking in the fields of Westbrook Street, along side their moms.
How sweet it is!
Please consider getting rid of word verification - it took me 5 tries to get the words right...
What a beautiful sight!
I'd be happy to get rid of word verification. Can anyone tell me how?
Those babies recover so quickly from the trauma of birth. So much fun to watch!
Sweet. It's a bit early for lambing though, isn't it?
Hi BC...
1. Open your blog
2. Click on "Design" in the upper right corner.
3. Click on "Settings" in upper left.
4. Click on "Comments" and scroll down to where it says "Show word verification for comments." Check the "No" box.
Let me know if you have any problem...
That's the big difference to humans! :-)
It's a miracle how quickly they can stand on their own little wobbly legs, gorgeous image Brattcat. Enjoy The Artist, I've heard that it's brilliant, can't wait to go!
Too precious! Thank you, this made my day.
So sweet -- I swore off eating lamb when we lived in Switzerland 20+ years ago near farmers field where newborn lambs played. They are so darling and bouncy.
I'm back from Charleston (only 3 days, 2 nights for work at Charleston AFB) -- I was amazed by the sheer number of restaurants, and esp. by the number of elegant ones. Next time I'm eating at High Cotton. (We ate at Fleet Landing and at a small place ending with Z -- both were really good and very reasonable.)
Awww . . . sweet image. I like the sepia tone.
Charming photograph, brattcat.
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