Spring has arrived and so have the goat kidlings! Two bucklings and four doelings. All healthy and cute. The first doe, Emmy, kidded on St. Paddy's Day, so I named the first born "Patrick". Jalapena kidded the
next morning, 3/18, and Heidi on 3/21. In one week, the herd has doubled and the goat yard is filled with jumping, romping and leaping goat babies.
Here's a photo of one of the Muscovy ducks, using a dog house as her nest. It takes about 35 days to hatch the ducklings. She's been off the nest enough that I wonder if the eggs will hatch.
Spring has arrived and so have the goat kidlings! Two bucklings and four doelings. All healthy and cute. The first doe, Emmy, kidded on St. Paddy's Day, so I named the first born "Patrick". Jalapena kidded the 
next morning, 3/18, and Heidi on 3/21. In one week, the herd has doubled and the goat yard is filled with jumping, romping and leaping goat babies.
Here's a photo of one of the Muscovy ducks, using a dog house as her nest. It takes about 35 days to hatch the ducklings. She's been off the nest enough that I wonder if the eggs will hatch. 
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