I will have to write a post soon on the utterly difficult udder problems Abigail has experienced. She has made progress, for the short-term, which is good for the bouncing baby boy shown in the following photos. For now, we will enjoy the moments of an adorable calf’s first experience at play:
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I love those little Herefords! Good luck with the udder management.. c
So cute! He is definitely ALL legs!
Hi I love your pictures of the animals thank you for them. DARLING for sure and alwasy enjoy your blog here. I am way north in Mn near the Canadian border and am a midwest girl so I love seeing the animals and all the rest of it. Thanks, and I made the little fellow my screen saver. Love it..–Merri
What a cute little guy!!!!
Hope the udder difficulties get better soon.
Oh wow, so beautiful! I hope the udder settles down. Wonderful pics 😄
I could watch him play for hours!
Oh I bet .. 😄
DARLING!!!!
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Thanks, Linda! I’m glad you think so, too.
They look like very nice legs, though. Cute is right!