Just some pictures..New Beginnings 08/26/12 Pic Heavy

[RemudaOne]

I'm on a roll, I guess. Accidentally took some pics tonight without a card in the camera and found some others I didn't know were in memory

Family

The white/grey stuff on him is dried sweat/salt.

My Bobtail, Max

Horsemint

Thistle

Concrete leaf I made

Purple coneflower

Daylily

Coral Honeysuckle

Esperanza

My peaches, glorious peaches!

 

[CochinBrahmaLover=)]

Got a new camera

http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g68/remuda1/Sheep 2012/004.jpg

I like it a lot 'cause it makes me look like a good photographer, LOL!!

Am i the only one who thinks this pic makes them look like their on a mission? LOL

Cuuuuuuuuuuute sheep (and dogs and horse and cat )

 

[EllieMay]

GORGEOUS!

I so want some Dorper sheep!

I love my Katahdins (and I have some wonderful colors), but I do want to have some registered Dorpers one day.

Dorpers are beautiful sheep!

 

[bonbean01]

Loved the photos...as always That concrete leaf is awesome!!!!!!

 

[Southdown]

The peaches look good. I wish I could grow peaches up North. The dog photos are cool.

 

[RemudaOne]

It's been so busy here.... Finally took a few minutes after the worst of the heat disipated this evening to take some shots. Hope you enjoy.

I wish these two girls would dry up soon. Believe it or not, the one on the right HAS started getting smaller.

And just when the last two start drying up...... I think this one is starting to build a bag. I hope I'm just freaking myself out, LOL!

Pretty sure this little mama is preggers again.

I made a mud puddle for them after a long, hot, humid day

Have a good night, y'all

 

[Southdown]

What kind of hen is that?

 

[RemudaOne]

The black one is a Black Copper Marans hen, I call her Flat Top. Her comb has always been kind of bent like that . The pic of the feathers is of my Black Copper Marans rooster.

 

[Southdown]

You have the pretty chocolate eggs then!

 

[bonbean01]

As always...loved the photos
I'm curious how long it takes for udders to go down and dry? Have had my lambs separated at least 3 weeks now and although the udders are a little smaller, I thought by now they would be completely dry. Wondering how long before I can put them all together again without worry that they will start nursing again?