The girls have been looking good this summer and lots of the neighbors have commented on their beauty:
When the pastures began getting low on grass, I threw out a bale of hay - and because the apples were falling early, I poured some of them atop the hay:
Was my hay/apple mix a hit? You bet it was!:
Scarlett even brought little Rosella over to the feast:
Little Rosella was still on a milk diet, but she scampered and played while the big cows ate:
Everything is new, exciting and fun for a little calf:
She sometimes tries to nibble at grass, but in the end she always returns to her mother's milk:
Instead of feeding hay in the middle of summer, I opened up a section of field for the cows to graze in. That made them very happy:
Jasmine got bigger and wider, passing the end of the normal cow gestation period but her udder hadn't even filled up yet. I was perplexed:
I always took lots of photos of Rosella, my first calf:
One day, Scarlett brought her daughter into the barn to play while she ate a bit of grain. It became a daily routine after that:
And Rosella delighted in playing with those feathered creatures she found in the field. They clucked and ran in such a fun way when she chased them:
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