Acacia was acting a little odd Sunday morning, so we put her in a
lambing jug and went to church. When we arrived home, I went to the
barn to check on her. It seemed like nothing was happening. About
fifteen minutes later, I was watching the video monitor and noticed
something small in her jug. Acacia's lamb? Another lamb sticking it's
head through the jug? I headed to the barn (again), and I was right
about
both things....
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Eagle checks out Acacia and her new lamb, Dove. |
We suspected that Acacia was having twins, but as time passed, I thought maybe we'd been wrong. (
We've been wrong before.) After multiple solo trips to the barn, I took the whole gang with me to check on Acacia. My oldest son said, "She had another lamb!" Two hours had passed between lamb one and lamb two....Definitely a Sleepy Acres record!
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Swan |
Both of Acacia's lambs are white ewes. The firstborn is Dove; her much later sister is Swan.
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Dove (sitting) & Swan (standing) |
It's going to difficult to tell these two apart when they are a little older!
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Proud mom Acacia |
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