Spring often starts slow, then bursts into bloom. It was cold for a while and the pollinators didn't show up until a little late so we probably won't have much in the way of plums or cherries this year, but now that it is warmer we have flowers and bugs and spring is really here.
Peony in bloom:
Poppy:
Fluffy alpaca, nearing shearing time:
Rhododendron in orange:
Chewing bones in the sun:
Early crops of fresh green lettuce and kale:
Hello bee!
Evening Rose:
Craig giving scraps to the chickens by the senior housing coop while Piper steals some tasty morsels:
Zuchinni and other squashes all growing well:
Blue sky and sweet scent:
Swallowtail:
Red rose:
Shearing day!
First the best fleece is removed and bagged:
Then final hair and toenail trimming:
All smiles after shearing:
Friend Rooster showing his hen some food:
Good morning!
Heading out into the field for the morning walk and graze:
Bone chewing in the sun:
Piper loves carrying things around in her mouth:
Ember is so sweet and full of love:
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