Many foggy mornings this week.
Yes, every morning. They are a tidge spoiled!
We have had sun and rain – even at the same time. Which is helping …
…the pasture grow.
Signs of fall ~ spiderwebs everywhere!
Today – I hope you have time to notice signs of fall.
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Cool photo of the cow behind the spider web!! Why does the goat have a tag in his ear? Is that for identification or a county tax or what?
Identification purposes. Especially for breeders when they have larger herds, multiples at birth, etc. Easier to know which kid goes with which doe.
I’ve not seen fog yet, but we do have spider webs! What’s the point in having animals if we can’t spoil them, right? 🙂 I’ll be looking for more signs of fall.
We haven’t had a frost yet … that will really change things. I’m in no hurry for that!