We also saw Tina (#14), Lil’ Jess (#35), Cerra (#38), Niecey (#48), un-named #89 (we think), 2 calves and several other adults. It was a busy a day and we’ll have plenty of still photographs to ID, but unfortunately we came away with no video – who knew that the camera had been recording under its cover the whole trip out! We were pretty bummed, but are hoping that tomorrow’s morning trip will make up for it.
Until next time,
Kel, Tabby & Adam
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