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Babies on the Ground

Cows and calves, Squaw Mountain

Meanwhile, back at the ranch, we have lot of new baby calves being born. We’ve had some fresh snow, but the temperatures are decent and the mamas are doing a good job. It warms the heart to see these new babies!

Ames Field

Mamas and babies

Angus cow and calf

Sandhill cranes are here too!

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Posted by Ladder Ranch on April 5, 2020 in Animals, Cattle, Nature and Wildlife

Tags: Ames Field, calves, cows, Sandhill Cranes, Squaw Mountain

Sandhill Season on the Little Snake

09 Apr

When the Sandhill Cranes show up, we know it is a sure sign of spring. Some oversummer, and some stop by, then migrate northward. It is clear they are committed to the change of the seasons.

Cranes near their nest

Sandhill Cranes in the Lemmons Meadow

Sandhill Cranes on the fly

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Posted by Ladder Ranch on April 9, 2014 in Nature and Wildlife

Tags: Lemmons Meadow, Sandhill Cranes

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