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Pictures From the Fields

Robin McConaughy

Robin McConaughy

Double Brook Farm(Photo by Kayla Severino)

Kayla and Cat have been sending the best pictures from out and about. There are animals at the Martin Tract, at Coventry Farm and at St. Michaels Preserve (to name a few places). Above is the FIRST calf to be born this year. Not sure how mom feels about this photo shoot…

And below are the cows on St. Michaels Preserve. It looks like they’re in Montana!

Double Brook Farm(Photo by Kayla Severino)

Double Brook Farm(Photo by Kayla Severino)

Below Cat is helping a piglet get some nourishment in the nursery. Check out the little guy behind her trying to snag her phone!

Double Brook Farm(Photo by Kayla Severino)

Here are some Ossabaws just living the life by Bayberry Road. These guys (gals actually) are just so photogenic. It’s all about the attitude.

Double Brook Farm(Photo by Cat Kirby)

Kayla has found a new pastime working with the sheep: ‘Find Bea’. See if you can find Miss Bea among her flock. I saw another photo where it was almost impossible.

Double Brook Farm(Photo by Kayla Severino)

Word on the street is that the sheep are so used to Bea that they’ll let their babies sleep right next to her. Such a good girl! I even let my ‘babies’ snuggle up to Bea…

Double Brook FarmThe sheep are happy as can be at Coventry Farm. Once again, hard to believe this is New Jersey.

Double Brook Farm(Photo by Kayla Severino)

And finally a picture of Kayla herself, taking care of the orphans. Is this really the end of May???

Double Brook Farm(Photo by Kayla Severino)

Thanks for the pictures, ladies!

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