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Bleary-eyed but here…
The perk benefit of staying up all night with ewes in labor? Enjoying a gorgeous Montana sunrise… Victoria with her new ewe lamb, Gypsy. Lots of watching, waiting and coffee… Gypsy Black sheep of...
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Moving…
On Sunday, it was time to move sheep to new pasture. Their current pasture had been grazed down pretty well. When Mark had went to open up the gate to the new pasture he found this little guy… It...
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Summer-time Farms…
A canola field and barn in the smokey Flathead Valley… A wheat field and barn… Linking up with friends at:
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A Little Drive…
My husband and I took a little drive around the valley last night since my husband received his birthday present a bit early… a Sony a5100… The top two pictures are his, I think it’s a sweet little...
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Springing Out…
Sure has been feeling like Spring around here, yesterday we had almost 80 degree weather! It’s ‘only’ 62 here today, and we can really feel the difference. Some of the trees are budding out… Even...
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Lambing!
To say it’s been a busy past week and half around the farm is a bit of an understatement! Our first delivery was a horrible, terrible, no-good thing. Aubrey was absolutely huge, we figured she would...
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Blossom…
Crazy busy this spring, but we’ve been enjoying the longer, warmer days and flowers and tree blossoms… Linking up with Macro Monday Today’s Flowers
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American Robin…
Cool Facts An American Robin can produce three successful broods in one year. On average, though, only 40 percent of nests successfully produce young. Only 25 percent of those fledged young survive to...
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The Boys and Their Lambs…
It’s always a busy time of the year when the kids pick out their fair lambs in April. The next 4 1/2 months are busy spent training, walking, washing, shearing, their lambs. This year they went to a...
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