Farmer Mary and some of her baby bunnies (the beautiful children of SNOWBALL) went to a Science Fair at Brassfield Road Elementary School.
Farmer Mary saw alot of farm regulars and met alot of new children and families who will probably be visiting Winterpast Farm soon.
The bunnies are all tucked back into their nest with their mom and will be available for holding at the farm.
OPEN
9-5 Friday
9-dark Saturday
Sunday after 1:00
Be sure to read “your visit” tab before you come. Lots of tips on what food to bring, parking and more.
Here is a photo showing the same baby bunnies from a few hours old to a few days ago. They are even fluffier and more alert now. Lots of pretty colors and fun names like CARAMEL CREME and CORNBREAD. Come help name the rest!
This morning Farmer Mary went outside to feed and water the animals and she glanced over and there was JULIET LOUISE the sheep with a brand new baby boy! She moved them to the front yard, tended to the baby (out iodine on the belly button, put a little coat on for warmth) and got ready to greet a Birthday girl who was celebrating turning 4 today.
“Friend of the Farm”, David, was here helping repair a pen that had imploded due to the weight of the recent snow, so the new baby boy will be DAVID. Here are the two Davids.
The Birthday girl arrived and enjoyed holding FOUR baby bunnies at one time!
She was the first child to hold baby DAVID!
When the time came for a pasture walk, as the family and Farmer Mary and CHARLIE, the farm dog, entered the pasture a little cry was heard. A TWIN!! The other lamb, also a boy, was brought up to his mom and brother by the Birthday girl.
The two boys are settling in..come snuggle them soon!
Celebrating your Birthday at Winterpast Farm can be amazing!!!
Here is a photo showing the Dad, JACK, as a young lamb, then as a mature Ram. He is the head of a big flock of sheep at one of Farmer Mary’s friends farms.
Farmer Mary saw this very unique photograph on another farm website and it made her wonder if the mini donkeys of Winterpast Farm have a desire to express themselves in art. When the weather warms up we will plan an animal painting day. Wonder what LUCKY the llama would paint?
Maybe even CHARLIE the farm dog would like to try?
Be sure to “like” Winterpast Farm on Facebook so you will hear more about this and other fun at the farm!
HENRY is a Jersey Woolie bunny who is extra soft. He loves to sit on laps and especially likes carrot tops to eat.
GILBERT is a super sized “lap and a half” bunny, usually needing two children to sit side by side to hold him. He has ruby eyes and is very sweet. He loves kale best as a treat.
HUNNY BUNNY has lived at Winterpast Farm for just over a year and she is so soft, Farmer Mary calls her a “velvet” bunny. HUNNY BUNNY is one of the most popular bunnies in Farmer Mary’s RENT-A-RABBIT program. For $35 you get a sweet bunny, cage, food and all you need for a temporary pet for a week.
KOKO is another favorite rental bunny. When he is at Winterpast Farm in his pen visitors often ask Farmer Mary why she has a cat in a pen! He looks alot like a Siamese cat! KOKO is mostly fluff and loves laps.
Visit Winterpast Farm and meet these and many more sweet bunnies. We always have baby bunnies for Easter- to meet at the farm, to rent, and to take Easter photos with.
Read the “your visit” tab, then text Farmer Mary to set up a farm visit soon!
OPEN:
Wednesday 9-5
Thursday closed unless we have new piglets!(check winterpast farm on FB)
Friday 9-dark
Saturday 9- dark
Sunday 1-dark
LUCKY the llama at Winterpast Farm would love to meet you and eat carrots, apple slices, grapes or just about any other treat out of your hand. He loves to be petted and will probably walk around the pasture with you.
Come meet LUCKY soon!
Read the “your visit” tab, then text Farmer Mary to set up a farm visit soon!
OPEN:
Monday 9-5
Tuesday 2-5
Wednesday 9-5
Thursday closed
Friday 9-dark
Saturday 9- dark
Sunday 1-dark
LUCKY has a chicken friend named HENRIETTA who often rides around on his back near the barn.
Come stroll the ten fenced acres of Winterpast Farm and meet a really nice llama.