And Heat turning up. Though, we had a foggy start yesterday the warm wind came up and commenced to dry the hay nicely. Fingers crossed. 
Daisy’s production is still holding steady at 45 – 50 pounds per milking. (That is over 90 pounds a day. Eating nothing but good forage and weeds and kale, carrots or potatoes (or whatever came from the store) in her bin at milking time. The plonkers are loving the milk.
The peacocks are coming out of the barn, Carlos Garcia is surprisingly tame. 
Though not always appropriate.
Why are your ears up like that Aunty Del?
Ah, you have a visitor. Poppy back into your field. Sheila will be missing you soon. 
You can get out the way you got in Poppy the Wanderer.
Piece of cake Miss C.
Cheeky pig. 
Not everything is always pretty. But look at that little chick Run.
The little devil. 
I hope you have a lovely day.
Your friend on the farm
celi
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28 responses to “Hay laid Down”
Summer does indeed seem to have come to the farmy. I love the mother hen frogmarching her baby out of shot! And that Poppy will have to watch out, it won’t be long until she won’t be able to squeeze in and out of tight spaces.
I told her .. one morning i will come out and she will be stuck!.. c
I was just thinking the same thing…Then after stuck, she will grow big enough to lift and be back at it!
Linda
http://coloradofarmlife@wordpress.com
Pigs can get under amazingly small spaces. Like water, they are!
Delightful scenes. Things do seem to be warming up!
Its hard to believe you’ve had the first cut so soon……hope the weather stays dry for you!
We had rain yesterday evening & I thought of you. I thought, Cecilia must have got her hay cut!
Thank fully your magnet took it your way.. I would love to get this in without rain but you know how it is out here, the weather comes in out of nowhere.. c
We could do with a bit of Warm…42 degrees this morning, for the second day in a row….
Love all the photos 🙂
Of Course Carlos Garcia is tame, he needs to share your cel phone with you 🙂 I just love that the lone chick has survived!. Laura
It was his first evidently!! c
Lovely farm –lovely Celi!!!
I think that your bad weather has come to Bulgaria…we had sun and now cold and rain, heavy rain, thunderstorms and rain…..how about a swop
Have a wonderful weekend C.
🙂 Mandy xo
I bet you are busy, yet you make it all seem so calm and laid back!
Delightful pictures as usual. Enjoy the warmth, love V
Beautiful photos!
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Thinking dry thoughts for you and your hay. The weather forecast (at this point in time) looks promising through Sunday afternoon. Miss Poppy is growing up. Love the the look on Aunty Del’s face over her uninvited guest. I knew she was perturbed about something with the set of her ears.
Thanks for the morning smiles!
Everybody loves summer. All the animals want to be outside . That is a very cute pig.