[Image]Desert Boy and I visited Aunt Tana's zoo yesterday, and Desert Boy had a wonderful time getting to meet some goats. Aunt Tana keeps several goats, and during the winter she welcomes the milk they produce for her family and also for any bummer calves. (Bummer calves are calves that are abandoned by their mamas and have to be fed by bottle.)
[Image]This is one of the Nubian goats. Tana knows much more about them, but she was busy playing football so Desert Boy and I just visited for fun. In a future post I'll tell you all sorts of interesting details about these goofy goats.
[Image]The goats had lots of fun making noise. Desert Boy had lots of fun making noise too.
[Image]The goats were very interested in the little person hanging out with them.
[Image]It didn't take Desert Boy long to get up close. 
[Image]I love the eyes of this goat. If it looks a little strange, it's because it doesn't have any ears.
[Image]Desert Boy got a little braver and started petting the goat.
[Image]The goat was quite happy for the attention.
[Image]Then Desert Boy started climbing the fence to get into the goat pen. Note the goat in the background carefully observing the action.

[Image]Up and up.

[Image]Almost to the top! But Desert Boy didn't go in. He hasn't figured climbing over fences yet, just climbing up. The sounds of the goats and Desert Boy were fun, so here's a short video for your enjoyment.