Honey & her Boyfriends!

Miss Honey wasn't on the farm for more than a few hours before she attracted the attention of the 6 resident steers next doors. If they're by the fence they moo until she comes over. If she's by the fence, she moos until they come over. It's totally cute. They're such nice boys. And such little beefcakes too! Gotta say, this girl works it!

Meet the SSSS

The S.S.S.S - Special Stealth Soay Sheep. This is the face of C.O.B junkies. They see me and come a'runnin'. It's cute during the day, but at night it can get spooky. I never knew sheep could be so quiet, but they can. They're stealth sheep. Nothing spookier than being crept up on in a pitch black pasture and turning around to find 6 sheepie eyes staring you down for some grain. Special forces has nothing on these guys. They're good. Real good. And cute to boot! Guess we need to name all of them, huh?

The sheep in the front is Prancer. She is a very content, happy yearling lamb that stots (yes, it is a word..it's what sheep do when they're happy) all over the yard nearly daily. Her momma is to the right and her auntie is in the back left of the photo. They both need names. Ideas?

On a rainy day...

...the sheep and chickens play!

Of cows and little sheep

This photo just makes me giggle. Prancer & Honey have this thing going where they annoy eachother. Prancer was left behind by mom & aunt and didn't realize it. Honey came between her and the sheep...she books it. Cow looks at her like 'Dude, what's up?' and begins chasing her a second after this was taken. Life on a farm. It's entertaining.

Now presenting, Miss Honey Cow!

After much heated conversation, Dorothy's name won out over Ethel, Clementine and Alice. Ok, actually, the hubby's name had won first, but no one was calling her Ethel. It just wasn't rolling off the tongue. And Dorothy was calling her Honey cow, so guess what her name is? Yep, she's Honey. Though I think her new name fits her much better than Ethel. She is pretty sweet, just like Honey. :)