Spring is Baby Goats

Before I show you the baby goats, I would love to share some fellow bloggers celebrating Spring with the Spring Blog Walk:)

(Also afterwards keep scrolling for Freedom Fridays)

Welcome to A Spring Blog Walk

We now have 11 Blogs participating and we are so excited to share our fun posts with you.

Linda from Crafts Ala Mode is sharing Butterflies for Spring

Debi from Adorned From Above - Fun Easter Candy Recipes

Myrna and Joye from The Busy Bees are sharing 10 S.O.S (Salads of Spring) Ideas

Marci from Stone Cottage Adventures With A Garden Tour

 Kathy from  Life On Lakeshore Drive is sharing Spring Fever Craft Ideas

Nichi from The Mandatory Mooch sharing her Blooming Oreo Desert

Diana From Diana Rambles - Easter Candy Bark

Evelyn from My Turn For Us - Spring is Baby Goats

Lorraine from Cooking For The Seven Dwarfs Chocolate Cupcake With Blackberry Frosting

Deby from So Sew Easy With My Cute Spring and Easter Sewing Ideas

Tammy from One More Time Events With Easter Moss Centerpiece and Wreath

The  Spring Blog Walk will be in the sidebar of each blog starting March 15th for 1 month.

We hope you take a walk on through each post and see what fun things are happening out there.

If you would like to participate in our next Blog Walk
send one of us an email and we will add you to the list.
Linda, Debi, Myrna, Joye, Marci, Kathy, Nichi, Diana, Evelyn, Lorraine, Deby, and Tammy

Now for the Baby Goats

For several years we raised Boer Goats and spring was filled with baby goats!!  

They are more fun than kittens:)

Running and hopping and if there is anything to jump on and hop off, so much the better!!

Goats are naturally curious and playful.  So when my grandson is in the pen, they all want to meet him:)

But when it's time to eat and momma calls, they all come running!!  I was always fascinated that each baby knew their mother and each mother knew their babies.  Moms do not let other's babies eat over:)  If we had an orphan, we would have to either bottle feed or I would go and hold a mama goat for the little guy to get his meals:)

This is Freckles and she always had three little ones:)   As a rule, most baby goats are born in twos but three is about as common as a single birth.   We have had baby goats born as quadruplets. 

After foodies, mama tucks her little family in and they take a little nap in the sun:)

So enjoy Spring with pictures of these little sweeties!!

  

Sharing at these awesome parties!