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This is one of those years the wildflowers are perfect. Now that I have weaned all my leppie lambs and can get out when the light is perfect, I am in heaven photographing all these beautiful natural gardens.
During the two months in the spring that I take care of the leppy lambs, these are the only photographs I have time for because I'm feeding them when the best light of the day takes place. This little lamb makes it all worthwhile.
Antelope much prefer our fields and sprinklers to the Sheldon Antelope Refuge 50 miles from us.
Ewes that have one week's growth of new wool. It's easy to tell the shearers did a good job of shearing one swipe at a time.
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