Lambing barn

Today we went to OSU lambing barn in Corvallis, which is 45 minutes away from Eugene. I organized a field trip through my homeschooling group (LaneCH). Half of the group canceled out so we had a smaller group than I thought. I had Julie Emmons come along with me and I'm glad that I invited her since I planned after going to the barn all the moms and kids would meet at Avery park.

http://www.ci.corvallis.or.us/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2636&Itemid=3448.

I was the only from the home school group to go there, and Julie came along with me and we had a wonderful time talking, in which I confirmed some news on a great friend of mine(Ginger).
We got to see many babies and a couple of live births. I was more interested in the whole watching than my kids. When they get older I think it will be more entertaining for them. They just wanted to pet the baby's and feed them. I took some photos of the birthing process and of some mommies and their baby's.

We got to see this baby lamb being born
1 minute old lamb


A hour old lamb and mommy still birthing the placenta



A poster of the birthing progress


A mommy and days old baby



Mommy and days old twin baby's


More pictures of older babies


A bouncing lamb on mommy


Just born twenty minutes ago