OK, while I napped this afternoon, hubby went out and snapped a few pics to add to yesterday's attempts at pictures. I've already taken to calling the firstborn Brownie Junior, and his little brother Whitey. Maybe not the most imaginative names, but I tell them they got better first names than the triplets did last spring.
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Whitey and Brownie Junior, tucked safely in the corner |
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believe it or not, Brownie Junior is definitely bigger than Whitey |
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shortly after birth, me trying to point them to the right part of Molly's udder |
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newborn Whitey hunting for the teat |
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I kept trying to point them in the right direction, but they were a bit confused |
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Brownie Junior, nearly dry after birth |
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Cocoa Puff was a bit curious and more than bit jealous |
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hubby and Cocoa Puff ... I really like this pic! |
As mentioned in a caption, there is a definite size difference between Brownie Junior and Whitey, and I am already noticing character differences. Brownie Junior is quite the adventurous little twerp, so in a night or two they are going into a crate for overnight so we don't have a
repeat of overly-adventurous kids getting out at night. Meanwhile, little Whitey is probably going to be a very affectionate goat. He already loves having his nose stroked, from tip to forehead. I did that this afternoon (once the rain stopped) and he just lifted his head right into my hand with a "Oh I like this!" look on his face. I do hope I can find a good pet home for him.
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