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We had a beautiful spring day here in Western Kentucky. A nice way to end it when I assisted in the delivery of a newborn goat kid. Pulling the first one after the nanny was in labor for over an hour. The second one popped out within a minute. Always wonderful to view birth. How quickly the newborn kids take to their feet all wobbly at first. Then steady and looking for milk…
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It was a pleasant first day of Spring. The eagles seemed to be enjoying it too. The water is receding from the flooded fields. A lot of fish were left stranded. It has created a feeding bonanza for the eagles. This time of year normally the eagles are getting scarce, the adults busy at their nests sitting on eggs. In Western Kentucky now you are liable to see an eagle anywhere. The population is booming…
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