When we arrived home yesterday, this is what we found! Imagine our surprise, as we weren't expecting him for another 3 weeks.
By the time we arrived on the scene, mama had him nicely cleaned, and he was standing and nursing and eliminating, so all is well. He weighed about 4.5 lbs and has beautiful coloring. Latte is doing well and probably was just as happy having her baby herself rather than dealing with me fussing over her. Apparently, his name is Dragon, which both Julia and Sam could agree upon—Latte being Julia's goat and it being the day before Sam's birthday. I didn't get a vote in this one's name, though I did suggest that Pegasus might be a bit too much of a mouthful.
The baby poultry has been growing soooo fast! It's hard to believe that they're already six weeks old now. 
They're about 4 weeks in the photo to left, enjoying their temporary run outside their stall. They're now all out on pasture in their temporary paddock, which will rotate around a permanent pasture, moving twice a week. We bought our fencing from Premier, and it's wonderfully easy to move and hook into our existing electric. We bought enough to create temporary paddocks for all our animals, enabling us to move into an intensive rotation system that will help protect our pastures and our animals' health.
