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June 6, 2012
Lennyland
Posted by Morning Bray under Farm | Tags: ground squirrel, ground squirrel babies, Lenny, Lenny's babies, rock squirrel, rock squirrel babies, squirrel, squirrel babies |[14] Comments
May 5, 2012
Saturday Stuff – Happy herd
Posted by Morning Bray under Donkeys, Farm, Saturday Parts & Stuff | Tags: donkey herd, donkeys, donkeys grazing |[14] Comments
January 22, 2012
Shades of light
Posted by Morning Bray under Birds, Farm, New Mexico | Tags: Morning Bray Farm, sandhill cranes, sunset, walking |[27] Comments
Glimpses from our Saturday afternoon walk:
Heading back toward Morning Bray Farm:
Sunset from Morning Bray Farm:
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December 31, 2011
Looking back at 2011 – October, November and December
Posted by Morning Bray under Donkeys, Farm | Tags: 2011, baby donkey, baby mice, Buck, donkey herd, donkeys playing, mice, Nigel |[15] Comments
October 2011
The surprise and cuteness of Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Moe… and Juan:
The privilege of watching this magnificent creature stand for the first time:
Welcoming our loveable and huggable Buck to Morning Bray Farm:
November 2011
The joy of Nigel’s monumental moment. At long last:
Watching Buck sleep-drool:
I think this was one of your favorites:
December 2011
The teamwork required to carry the heaviest traffic cone in the history of the world:
The happiness of having a cohesive and content herd:
Being grateful for the unexpected love and laughter they all bring to us each and every day:
Priceless. ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
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November 24, 2011
Make sure you save room for pie, okay?
Posted by Morning Bray under Dogs, Donkeys, Farm | Tags: dogs, donkeys, Morning Bray Farm, pie, Thanksgiving |[24] Comments
November 19, 2011
Miscellany around the farm this week
Posted by Morning Bray under Donkeys, Ducks, Farm | Tags: Buck, Canada Goose, donkeys, ducks, Emmy, Gracie Belle, Izzy, tack |[4] Comments
Emmy getting out of her bath at 31° F:
Canada goose in the alfalfa field:
Gracie Belle and Buck:
Izzy, with her beautiful, blue eyes:
Colors in the barn:
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November 2, 2011
Wordless Wednesday
Posted by Morning Bray under Farm | Tags: autumn, Morning Bray Farm, sunset |[25] Comments
October 28, 2011
The evolution of the MBF blog header
Posted by Morning Bray under Donkeys, Farm | Tags: blog header, Carson |[19] Comments
With the addition of Buck to the Morning Bray Farm herd, you might have noticed our new blog header this week.
Credit must go to where credit is due. I’m not sure how many of you are aware that Carson over at 7MSN has been responsible for Morning Bray Farm’s blog headers from the beginning.
Carson took this photo and turned it into our first blog header:
Then she transformed one of my pictures of Bernard and Ellsworth into our next blog header:
Honestly, I think this header after Fergus and Nigel had joined our herd is my favorite of all time. Again, Carson took my picture and brought it to life:
December 2010. A beautiful Christmas gift:
March 2011. Patrick’s arrival:
July 2011. It broke our hearts to post this header:
August 2011. Gracie Belle’s arrival:
October 2011. Our new header. Welcome home Buck:
Thank you Carson… for making them all come alive. Thank you.
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October 15, 2011
Eeny, meeny, miny, moe. And Juan.
Posted by Morning Bray under Farm | Tags: baby mice, baby mouse, mice, mouse |[25] Comments
While doing yard work yesterday afternoon, Don came across a nest of baby mice in a warm and toasty dirt pile covered by a tarp on our driveway.
Don put the babies in a bucket so I could see them when I got home.
Of course I had to name them immediately. Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Moe… and Juan.
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September 7, 2011
D is for…
Posted by Morning Bray under Dogs, Donkeys, Ducks, Farm, Friends and Family | Tags: dogs, Don, donkeys, ducks |[23] Comments
Nigel wants to make sure you’re paying attention.
Nigel: Are you paying attention for our lesson about the letter D?
Me: Thank you, Nigel. Okay, now that everyone’s paying attention, let’s begin.
D is for many things I love. For example, D is for donkeys.
And D is for ducks.
And D is for donkeys who herd ducks.
Bernard: Just making sure they’re all present and accounted for.
And here’s me being excited that I got everyone in one picture.
D is for dogs, too!
Because the ducks were in the pasture with the donkeys, it was safe for us to let the dogs out in the front yard where the ducks usually dwell.
Patrick was initially interested in the dogs, but soon returned to grazing.
Nigel, however, was quite serious about his herd guarding duties.
As was Ellsworth. The dogs, fortunately, had no interest in the donkeys.
Last, but not least, D is for Don, my dear husband.
Yes, D is for many things I love. ♥ ♥ ♥
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