I recently drove past an educational farm in Redding, Connecticut, and pulled in for a few minutes.
There were several pens. This one had sheep.
When I turned around, a woodchuck was scampering across a field before ducking into a hole under a barn. Folks in other parts of the country call these critters groundhogs.
And, in a more remote field, cattle grazed.
2 comments:
It is an unusual farm these days that raises farm animals. These days our meat comes from factory farms. What numerous kinds of cattle in that field with both dairy and beef cattle together. Good you were able to photograph that ground hog.
The first picture could be a painting. Love the farm.
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