Here are two lambs I bottle fed, they are called 'molly lambs', enjoying a lovely spring day on our farm and Bed and Breakfast at Rosehill , see http://www.rosehillfarmbandb.co.uk/ . I also run chicken keeping courses which are residential, please see http://pembrokeshirebnb.webnode.com/introductory-day-courses-for-keeping-chickens/
Rosehill Bed and Breakfast is a friendly livestock farm in Pembrokeshire with a self contained and cosy 1 bedroomed Nook Cottage. We are ideally situated for attractions in both North and South Pembrokeshire; such as Skomer Island trips to see Puffins, many Blue Flag Beaches,historic Tenby,marvellous St David's Cathedral, beautiful Barafundable Bay. Milford Haven & Neyland Marina are near, for Seafair Haven boating events.
Wednesday 23 March 2011
Monday 21 March 2011
girl calf for spring
One of the first girl (heifer) calves this spring. When calves are very young, they don't make a mooing noice, and only later on they can mange a sort of grunt! Their mothers do all the talking.
It is lovely to see the calves all newly licked and washed by mum, who has the roughest of tongues, but it does th ejob of cleaning and brushing the calve's coat so that it shines. All the while she is talking to the calf with that low, maternal mooing sound.
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