Adrian Bennett and Roxanne Holmes were treated to the sight of these cute, newborn twin fawns last week.
It's so wonderful to see new life. Thanks to Roxanne for allowing me to share her photo with you here.
Roxanne took this photo on a sunny day. We had rain this morning, over a 1/2 inch! This afternoon the sun has come out. The Douglas fir trees are trimmed in light green - their new growth is glistening with the raindrops.
Spring doesn't know...
African animals in Point Arena? You bet! Here's what Judy Mello of the B Bryan Preserve says about their mission: "We are a private preserve actively committed to the breeding and preservation of African hoof Stock. Our various species of zebra, giraffe, and antelope range from critically endangered to endangered, and range in large, open fields on our property in Point Arena, California."
Here is Willie, as cute as he can be. Willie is a newborn Hartmann's Mountain Zebra, photo take by Judy.
Harm Wilkinson was driving by the preserve when he saw this scene - two newborn Sable Antelopes among the adults.
One of the young ones is partially obscured in Harm’s photo. I queried Judy Mello and she wrote, “Those are two girls, Liz and Eva. Also, now Carl has joined them.”
The Preserve has regular visiting hours, and several overnight accomodations. You can learn more at their website: https://www.bbryanpreserve.com/
Thanks to Judy and Harm for allowing me to share their photos with you here.