My first two ewes who, are first time moms were placed in their jugs a few weeks ago and so far nothing. I really don't know how the first one is still hanging on. Literally if her bum gets any more swollen something will fall out. And her belly is hanging so low I am praying for multiple births and not big lambs. It will be a most cool cross and I am anxious to see them. Aloe is a white BFL and has been crossed on a natural colored Wensleydale. Oooooo, the fiber prospects.
And so the watch continues and the rest of the ewes will be due next week with the exception of the new Wensleydales, thank goodness a little break before their babes come. Newer girls pictured below.
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