Mohair fibre comes from the Angora Goat

Just for Fun

Anyone remember Kelly?

It's enough to give a horse a complex....

... chatting to a bird that is bigger than herself...

2014 Ducklings Snoozing in a Sunbeam

Goat Kids a Day or Two Old.

 Above is our first-born goatling, a couple of days old and the apple of his mother's eye.

The twins, born nearly two weeks later, weren't quite so lucky. Here they are just a few hours old. Mum has washed them off, to be fair to her, but now they look clean and tidy she figures that her job has been done, and she can get on with the more serious job of eating. It soon becomes clear that these boys will spend the whole of their childhood chasing their milk supply and snatching it whilst they can.

Kittens Ready to Leave Mum Soon

Five little bundles of fuff ready to leave Mum in a couple of weeks. Two ginger, one black or possibly darkest tabby, and two creamy coloured with Siamese type points. Mum is quarter Siamese, Dad half Siamese. The last photo shows one with parents. The kittens are about 3 weeks old in these photos, and just beginning to look for a way out of their basket and into the wider world!