This talk, seemed to be more of a question and answer session, than anything else. I was not real impressed with sheep. This sheep had it's own poop all over it's back end. Evidently they poop where they lie. |
These are the spring lambs, who have been recently separated from their mother's, to wean them from her milk. |
They were upset and kept saying, bah, bah, bah... |
Four lambs wanting their moms. |
This one came to the fence and I petted it. |
They sure are cute even though they sit in their own poop. |
View looking out from the back of the barn. |
A look at part of the two sheep pens. |
At 4:15 we went to the chicken coop for the last session of the day. It was called, "Check out the chickens". There were four kinds of chickens in the coop. |
I took a picture of the information of the four different kinds. |
This chicken had very fancy feathers on it's legs. |
Joe was too hot to sit in the barn that had the chicken coop. He liked the breeze outside better. I think he was just getting tired of it all, and wanted to go home. |
The lady who showed us how to make butter, was also the one who talked about the chickens. |
This is the Buff Cochins chicken with the fancy feathered legs. |
These chickens are not free range, because this is a museum farm. |
These chickens are too young to lay eggs, because the museum gets them in the spring and gives them away in the winter to another farm. |
A better view of the Buff Cochins legs. |
These chickens do not get out of the coop, but at least they have more room than factory raised chickens. It's been a long hot day! Time to go home. |
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