Spotted this very pregnant momma five weeks ago. Just saw her today with the new addition. 51,60,56,0,W
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that is mighty big for 5 weeks old.
The size difference is a little deceiving because the baby is about four feet in front of his momma...plus - they grow really fast.
Always enjoy seeing pictures of the kids.
That explains it! I was beginning to feel sorry for the mama having a nearly full grown baby.
Beautiful!
Fine looking burros! :-)
Isn't there a problem with overpopulation ?
Wild burros?
yes...
Our local herd is growing...but not to the point of being an overpopulation problem. Unfortunately, the locals will probably start shooting them if someone dies in a car accident after hitting a burro...especially if it is a well known local.
I don't care what anybody says, those are magnificent animals.
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