

First, a little more grown up pic of that little gray-IS -HE- BERSUGGET- OR- FLECKET???? lamb. (I thought I had put my finger on a color pattern definition and it MOVED!) Isn't he sweet looking? And a shy-not terrified boy, nice to have around. Note that his coal black brother and musket mother, behind, appear hazy. . . due to peanut butter & jelly on the camera lens. Great technique, I know. Same story on the lens of this next picture of Jellybean, a favorite little ewe lamb. Chicklet, her mom, grazes behind. Chicklet's Ag gray flecket, Jellybean is musket flecket.
I can't seem to get my 3rd picture of 2 favorite girls in here. I'll do a second entry so you can see Mallow-- though she appears as one more little brown ewe. Darling. You wait.
Gail
2 comments:
I agree Gail,
She looks flecket...and he looks bersugget....
Oh Hooray! That's what I thought!
Are you proud of your "grandchildren" when you see them out there in other flocks, Mary Ellen?
I love that Chicklet and her ewe lambs. She thinks I'm, er, kind of okay.
Gail
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