No babies yet! We drive out once a day. I’m sure it won’t be long now before at Least One cow has a calf!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
I love how everything has a shadow!!
Shadows are a testament to each and all things upon the earth (and a gift from the sun)
They bring quiet and feelings of stillness
In scorching summer they offer a retreat from the heat
They also add to the song of each and every day
Shadows!
They make my heart sing with joy, gladness, and delight!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
I have to use photos from my archives—please forgive me. They have been hard to photograph lately
There is something you can’t help but love about Crows
They are so incredibly bright—studies have shown they are as bright as a nine-year old child.
They do have some very scavenger habits–
That I really don’t care for: like trying to peck out the eyes of newborn calves, poaching baby birds from other nests to feed their own, and devouring exhausted songbirds on their way home.
Still, there are other marvelous things about them—they talk to each other, and to you (if you talk to them) and clean up those ‘dead’ things so the earth stays fresh and clean.
Besides, I think they are just darn right “purdy”!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
We always seem to have something to do. Something that seems to require both of us in very intense ways. But…sometimes there is really nothing hard going on…and we have grown weary of the house (and work) so off we go—to walk briskly through a few acres, then come back to feeling fresh and ready to proceed with the rest of the day!
Yes, farmers go for walks (hikes) they just do it on their farm! 🙂
Your friends on a western Colorado farm,
Linda