I'm told that there are lots of kids who read my blog with their Mom for the updates on the farm animals. I think that's so COOL! Sending a BIG HELLO to each one of you! Thank you for reading my blog, and sending me comments and emails! I love hearing from you!
Just for you here's a photo I took yesterday of Lollie, our bunny. When he got old enough, Lollie got to move outside to live with two of our little chickens, in a big fenced-in (even over the top) area where they are protected from danger.
Instead of having to live in a little rabbit hutch, Lollie gets to run around in their big fenced-in yard, burrow and eat hay and enjoy being a bunny day and night. Instead of having a Kleenex Box for his house like he did when he was a baby, now he shares a little dog house with I'Lean (our one-legged chicken) and Peeper (our smallest chicken). He is a very happy bunny!
Here are some other blog posts about Lollie, in case you missed them:
She's so tiny! (before we knew Lollie was a he...)
Finally, a name!
Busy Bunny
Little Lollie *blush*
I also thought I'd share a couple of things that you might find fun! These aren't animals on our farm, but they're fun to see anyway!
There's a website hosted by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln called 4-H Egg Cam that shows baby ducks in their "crib". The ducks nap a lot, but sometimes you can see them eating or drinking or practicing their quack (but you won't be able to hear them on the computer).
And here's a fun site! It's called The Hen Cam! You can see these chickens (who also live with a bunny!) in their chicken yard, and house. Check in on them now and then. They're fun!
PS: Still no baby cows...

and you're right, i read your blog with my 2 kids (4 and 3 years old) we enjoy to read about animal and see the pictures.
MJ
Posted by: Maria Jesus | April 27, 2008 at 11:39 AM
Very cool post, Anna, TFS! I'Lean...that is just hysterical, I love it! You've got us hooked and we'll keep checking back with you. Have a great day!
Posted by: dbdesigns | April 23, 2008 at 02:22 PM
I show my two the animal pictures all the time. They've been on the baby cow watch with me too! They ask, when they see me on the computer, did "that cow" have her baby yet?! Poor Dixie!!
Posted by: Leticia Fournier | April 22, 2008 at 07:52 PM
I have a sweet little bunny myself and they are totally irresistable...what was Alan thinking? Of course you were taking it home! And a one legged what? I bet that's a sight! and I see you picked an appropriate name for her...
Posted by: Danielle | April 22, 2008 at 07:16 PM
Thanks for sharing life on the farm! The girls and I do enjoy keeping up with what is going on- both of my DD would start a farm and/or zoo in the confinements of our privacy fence if hubby and I would allow it. We already have 2 dogs, 2 cats, 2 rats and a gerbil named Daisy! It's nice to let them live vicariously through your blog!
Posted by: Beth | April 22, 2008 at 01:20 PM
My kids and I love your pictures of the farm animals. And their stories also. Living in the suburbs we don't get much exposure to these types of animals. Thanks for the other links. They will be fun to watch. Only problem will be convincing my kids that they can't have a duck or chicken.
Posted by: Martha | April 22, 2008 at 11:25 AM
Just look at what you've started sweet Anna!
You are teaching people of all ages about farm life, I think that is a magnificent thing to do. Lollie looks sooo happy, and I'm happy for him. Keep up the GREAT work and TFS.
Posted by: Juanita | April 22, 2008 at 11:06 AM
still no calves???????? sheesh.
thanks for sharing the photo of your bunny. :) the kids would like one, but i'm not going to keep a rabbit in a cage, glad yours gets to run around outside. how do you keep them from digging out under the fence?
thanks for the UNL site! that's where i went to college. we live South of Lincoln now.
Shala
Posted by: SWJC | April 22, 2008 at 07:40 AM
Oh man, still no baby cow eh?? I've been checking everyday with same anticipation as you and Allan...lol Poor Dixie...shes probably like, "oh lord, I'm NEVER letting a bull near me again!"....lol
Posted by: Dawn | April 22, 2008 at 05:14 AM
Lollie is so sweet and so lucky to be so well taken care of!!
Posted by: Diane Lapointe | April 22, 2008 at 05:06 AM
Lollie sure is a pretty gal! Her fur looks so soft and velvety!
Posted by: Viv (VivLyn) | April 22, 2008 at 03:40 AM
Cool, UNL is where my husband works! I didn't know they had the duck cam, but it's bookmarked now..how sweet! I just love little ducks! I couldn't get the other one, but I hope others did. Now if Dixie will just push that baby out... We can all rest peacefully, knowing her duty is done and she can begin mothering! :D
Posted by: diane mcvey | April 21, 2008 at 11:13 PM
I'm a kid at heart and LOVE reading your blog. I'm a city slicker moved into a small town and went to my first County Fair 2 years ago. I have a real fascination with the little and big farm critters.....I can't WAIT to see your baby calfs...(that is what they are called?). Soon, right???
:-)
Hugs,
Vicky~~
Posted by: Vicky sitterly | April 21, 2008 at 05:24 PM
Nice to see a picture of Lollie, all grown up. I move my Wiskers out of the hutch during the day into a fenced in area, and she loves it. Don't trust her out there during the night though, we have owls and fox in our meadow.
Posted by: Sally (CKMom) | April 21, 2008 at 04:44 PM
Thanks for those links!
I am one of those moms who look at your farm photos with her kids. THEY LOVE THEM!!
Posted by: Juliana | April 21, 2008 at 04:04 PM
What a beautiful picture of Lollie!! Of course I don't believe you've ever taken anything BUT a fantastic photo of any of the fur children on the farm :) Just love everything you share with us!
Posted by: Dotty | April 21, 2008 at 03:23 PM
I "read" your blog with my 2 year old DD. She LOVES to look at all the pictures of your animals....we head over to your photography gallery almost daily too. I don't know who enjoys the pictures more, my daughter or me :) I LOVE the cows.......if I could get away with having one as a pet I would....but somehow I don't think my neighbors in my NJ suburb would be too pleased *wink*
Posted by: Meredith | April 21, 2008 at 03:11 PM