Low clearance


We were out birdwatching when we noticed 4 little pigs, inflation three aren't enough now a days, poking around in a muddy field. If you look closely you can see mud on her snout.



They seemed to be having a good time pushing the mud with their noses.

Obviously they are some sort of pot bellied pig with very low ground clearance.

Once they saw us watching them they hurried back home.

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Irene said…
Ric---did U get this pig on Bisnett Rd. ? I saw several the other day there--some were black in colour. I was about to notify the farmer that his pigs were "loose". Just then they noticed me, and ran as fast as a Pot-Bellied can [ !] and went back to the farm yard proper.
Cute sighting anyway !
11:56 pm
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