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20kidsonhill
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They thought it was time for their grain. Nope, just me carrying around my camera.
I love that picture. It is really amazing how each kid(s) stick with their mom and don't get mixed up (or do they?). Really neat picture, thanks for sharing.20kidsonhill said:They thought it was time for their grain. Nope, just me carrying around my camera.
http://www.backyardherds.com/forum/uploads/3140_the_group_march_17.jpg
From what I can tell, the kids are standing near their own mom's. But sometimes I do see them off playing in little groups and not always right next to mom.Sunny & the 5 egg layers said:I love that picture. It is really amazing how each kid(s) stick with their mom and don't get mixed up (or do they?). Really neat picture, thanks for sharing.20kidsonhill said:They thought it was time for their grain. Nope, just me carrying around my camera.
http://www.backyardherds.com/forum/uploads/3140_the_group_march_17.jpg
I love this pic20kidsonhill said:
This is the doe that rejected one of her kids. She clearly isn't having a problem being motherly to her first born. She fusses over this little doeling constantly, she is a very good mom. I guess I can't be to upset with her being confused or overwhelmed. Except my husband wont let me keep the bottle baby, and I would have for sure kept her. He doesn't want any bottle raised adults on the farm. They are always under foot and harder to keep fenced in.autumnprairie said:I love this pic20kidsonhill said: