Goat grooming
There are numerous wild goats on the island. This one, doing a bit of personal grooming, was part of a large herd at Kiholo Bay.
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I’m pretty sure that goat is saying, “Does this rock make my butt look big?” mawhwhwha. ð
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I don’t know. That’s a pretty scrawny butt! Mind you, given how sparse the fodder is around there, I’m amazed the goat looks in such good shape. Graham
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I’ve never seen such a goat! It’s a nice one. Best, Nataly
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Thanks Nataly. It’s not unusual to come across a small herd of goats when I’m hiking. They do tend to be skittish though. Graham
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