This is little Lyra with her mom Celeste right after she was born last spring. Today Vet Russ had to come out and redraw blood because Michigan State's lab totally messed up the samples that we sent in a month ago. We were testing progesterone levels in Celeste ↑ and Lady Belita to see if they could be pregnant. The lab also screwed up our blood samples from the babies that were sent for BVDV testing so we had to redraw from the babies. You can't even imagine how hard this is to take blood from their necks when it is covered with 4 inches of fiber. Cudos to you, Russ.
....and this is Celeste and Lyra now. Lyra has really beautiful dense, crimpy fiber that is a beautiful golden fawn color. I can't wait for the May shear to get my hands on this fleece.☼
Have I mentioned the sub zero temperatures? ☺ I'm pretty sick of hauling and busting up frozen water pails. We are supposed to get a big snow tomorrow and then maybe a warm up to the 20s.
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This Michigan weather has been awful! I feel bad for anyone who has animals to deal with, so much extra work. Hang in there! Hopefully it warms up soon!
Lyra is beautiful! I'm sure that will be some gorgeous fiber!
Wow, I can't believe how much Lyra has grown! And boy, isn't that the truth about the water. That's one of the hardest things to keep up with outside for the critters when it gets so cold.
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