We brought home three Shetland ewes today: Tiffany, Tricot, and Czadas. There's a bit of a long story, but...they are lovely girls with lovely fleeces.
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Tiffany riding in style |
They are hanging out in the back of the barn until everyone gets adjusted.
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The new gals |
We didn't think the adjustment period would take long, but Barack O'Llama is acting a tad concerned...
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"What is happening around here?" |
... and some of the sheep are following his lead. When I went out to check on everyone, I found most of the sheep crowded into Barack's stall. (Henrietta, Macadamia, and Cashew were at least being friendly.)
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Imagine some baaing... |
In the back pasture, a big change went a bit more smoothly...so far. Cute Little Moos/Sally (depending on who you ask) has moved into the back pasture with Snowball and the boy sheep. It's sort of her halfway house--making the transition from barn to pasture a little easier on her. All the animals in the back are all happily ignoring each other.
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Sally and Snowball |
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Sally contemplating a drink. |
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