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September 10, 2024Sarah Ross

Ewenique (left) is no longer a little lamb; at over six months old, she is two-thirds the size of full-grown ewes.

September 10, 2024Sarah Ross

Ewenique (left) is no longer a little lamb; at over six months old, she is two-thirds the size of full-grown ewes.

September 9, 2024Sarah Ross

Having leapt up onto the narrow barn ledge, little Flopsy peaks around the corner as Tinkerbell exits the barn.

September 9, 2024Sarah Ross

Having leapt up onto the narrow barn ledge, little Flopsy peaks around the corner as Tinkerbell exits the barn.

September 8, 2024Sarah Ross

Here in the Magnolia State of Mississippi, we enjoy the seasonal changes of the namesake tree.

September 8, 2024Sarah Ross

Here in the Magnolia State of Mississippi, we enjoy the seasonal changes of the namesake tree.

September 7, 2024Sarah Ross

Zesty (left), Buttercup, and little Floppy enjoy a sun-filled stroll in their corral.

September 7, 2024Sarah Ross

Zesty (left), Buttercup, and little Floppy enjoy a sun-filled stroll in their corral.

September 6, 2024Sarah Ross

Morning has broken / like the first morning.

September 6, 2024Sarah Ross

Morning has broken / like the first morning.

September 5, 2024Sarah Ross

As the ewe adults and lambs enter the pasture for their daytime grazing, the rams look on - and through the fence.

September 5, 2024Sarah Ross

As the ewe adults and lambs enter the pasture for their daytime grazing, the rams look on - and through the fence.

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