Blossom’s New Calf

Posted on July 22, 2017 By Michael Griffiths

The herd was in North Pond Pasture. I walked along the Northern Corridor. Rose spotted me and started that shrieking bellow for hers. Flanked by Tyson and Rocky, Blossom and her calf came out to meet me.

Blossom and her new calf this evening, with Tyson and Rocky either side for protection

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11 Comments on “Blossom’s New Calf”

2gatherstones
July 22, 2017

Adorable

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- Michael Griffiths
  July 22, 2017
  
  I agree!
  
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tootlepedal
July 22, 2017

Aaaaah.

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- Michael Griffiths
  July 22, 2017
  
  What does that mean, Tom?
  
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avian101
July 22, 2017

Congratulations Michael! 🙂

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- Michael Griffiths
  July 22, 2017
  
  Haha, I’m not the father. The father is Bully Bull.
  
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  - avian101
    July 23, 2017
    
    That’s a joke Mike! … 🙂
    
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  - Michael Griffiths
    July 23, 2017
    
    😉
    
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Ellen Jennings
July 23, 2017

Cute and well protected! Are you expecting other calves in the herd this summer?

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- Michael Griffiths
  July 23, 2017
  
  I’m expecting more calves to arrive, Ellen.
  
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Sherry Felix
July 23, 2017

Sweet. Needs a little fattening. I bet Blossom will take care of that.

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