Tiny but pretty

Common whitlow grass (also known as spring Draba and lots of other names).

Spotted as I was walking with friend and her dogs
Badger (the dog) gets thirsty and drinks from puddles along the way

Back home I spent an hour weeding one of the rhubarb patches with a fork. One more to go and some hand weeding to be done.

Three goats, two bowls, one cat

Little Meghan has horns and bullies her Aunty Wisp (who doesn’t have horns) but she doesn’t bully her mother Willow

Unless I guard the food, Meghan will butt Wisp away from the food
So I gave Meghan a separate bowl but she still prefers to eat with the other two
Meghan was born just as lockdown began so we were unable to get her disbudded. I have heard that the trend is NOT to remove the horns and this is what I prefer. However keeping horned and non horned goats together might create a slight problem. We shall see. I’m prepared to be the referee at feeding time.
Horns or not Meghan may have met her match with Nigel the brave!