Willow and kids had been out all morning. Our neighbours had come to borrow a lawnmower (social distancing rules applied). Then I wanted to show them the kids but we couldn’t find them. I thought they had escaped but they had tucked themselves into the back of the slide under the climbing frame
They are back in the goat shed with mum and feeding happily.
The fluffy chicks are becoming teenagers and acquiring their adult feathers. Even the grey chicks are turning snowy white.
Three days out of email, phone and tv contact celebrating Passover and then the Sabbath. Now it’s time to water all the parched plants and even let Willow and her twins out for their first taste of fresh air and freedom.
It’s spring time, mating time and ganders can be fierce. Jeremy found one of the geese hiding in the house on the goose pond the other day
We will keep the bird with the ducks by day and in its own house by night. Let’s hope the bird recovers.
they had their last milk feed. They are eating grass and drinking water and have cereals and plants and weeds from the garden.
