It started snowing hard yesterday afternoon flinging the snow into the night and on to the morning, where it is still snowing today. Big soft wet flakes of pristine whiteness.
Of course there are more babies out there…we counted three, just hours old, but up and following the Mom. That is in the bunch close to the house. The older calf is somewhere else, I haven’t seen it this morning.
Winter has returned here. Storm warnings are until tomorrow with 18″ on Cerro Summit. Water should be good this year. 🙂
Your friend on a Western Colorado Farm,
Linda
That’s proper snowy white stuff – wow!
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We have 8″ right now and more on the way. Avalanche warnings until noon tomorrow! 😦
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again, wow…
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Water level in snow pack are down in the low ranges for this time of year. Here is the report for Feb 23 2115 http://www.wcc.nrcs.usda.gov/reports/UpdateReport.html;jsessionid=39d27yjDTpOFk7fNPUoUeXTZ?report=Colorado&format=SNOTEL+Snowpack+Update+Report
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Bad timing for brand new calves! 🙂 Stay warm!
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Seems like it is always this way….6 calves at morning count 🙂
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When you get tired of the snow, you can send some over to our mountains. 🙂
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I rather thought this was coming from you…I guess it flew down from Oregon!
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Yay, for the snow and moisture it brings to you!! Baby calves are ALWAYS born in inclement weather!! We had to bring more than one baby calf into the house to put in front of the furnace register to warm up when I was growing up. March in Iowa was always a wet, cold, muddy time when the cows calved!
It is icy and lightly snowing here this morning. Temp was 9*! Ah, winter in NW Texas!!
Blessings!
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I’m glad you’re getting snow and not ice. You’ve captured a pretty winter scene.
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We are having a warm up just as I write this…the ice will follow…:(
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Bet those cows are all under the trees, hope all the calves are vigorous, i know how you love this time of year.. c
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Several came in a spent the evening in our corrals by the loafing shed…I thought that was very smart of them. 🙂
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Are the baby calves OK in the snow?
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Yes, if they get a good drick of warm milk they do alright!
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Beautiful picture
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Thank you
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we had a good dose of winter, here, too. well, good for texas, anyway. snow and sleet and highs around 29 today.
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I think our stuff is heading your way also!
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Hope those babies keep snug and warm with their mums despite the weather – we have snow here too.
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It’s always interesting to see how much alike we are are!
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We have warnings till tomorrow, too. Schools have closed and no rain yet, but our high of 35 was at 8 AM.
We’ll see. Be careful and stay warm!
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School is out today also! Take care…
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Sounds like a nice wet snow. Hope the babies are okay in it! We haven’t had much snow for a long time. It has been all south of here. They say the snow pack in the Snowy Mountains and Crazy mountains and Belts is better than average. That will help us a lot this summer. But we still need moisture on the ground here.
Stay warm and dry!
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Wondered if you’d get hit by that one. It all went south of our part of the world. We would have welcomed some more snow. It’s been so warm here the crocus are blooming!
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You got snow! I know the moisture is good for your Mountains! We are still bone chilling cold, warmer today by south winds 40MPH …no fun:(:)
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That looks so cold. It must be a shock after those unexpected warm spells. Keep warm.
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Here I was almost looking forward to your spring on your behalf and then I realised that you may actually welcome the snow to increase your water resources. Suddenly it hit home – how wonderfully nature balances itself and how scary the reality of the effects of global warming.
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oh poor wee babes out in the snow…..hope that they are ok
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At least someone out west is looking at decent water levels :-o.
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