Neighborhood Visitors

Do you remember the post from here and here and again here?

Well, we have yet again some fun visitors in our neighborhood. We've gone on several walks to go and see them and have driven by many times. We just can't get over how darling they are, especially the babies. I love listening to them call to their mamas. They are in our neighborhood to help with controlling weeds and reducing potential wildfire fuel load in our open spaces. I must add that they are doing a really good job.




Some of the colorings on the goats are so intriguing. I think they are so beautiful and unique. They make you think you need one in your own backyard.

Neighbors

While we were driving on Andy's Gulch one afternoon Andrew spotted this family of foxes on the hill. We think it was a mom (we were sure the dad was off "working") and 5 babies. I'm not sure if we should call them neighbors or neighborhood visitors. Either way they were so fun to watch!

Neighborhood Visitor #3

Some of you may remember the post about a neighborhood visitor in june of 2008.

Shortly after that post in August of 2008 I posted this about a neighborhood visitor #2.

Which brings me to this post about our latest neighborhood visitor. We will call him neighborhood visitor #3.



For those family members who remember going geocaching on the trail behind the community barn...that is where our latest visitor is. A young mountain lion. Fish and Wildlife has been out to survey the situation. Everyone is hopeful that he'll just go back into the foothills. We will keep you posted!