The lambs are starting to think they own the place.

Tagged: barn, border leicester, Dorset, ewe, Hollow Oak Farm, lamb, porch, regal, Romney, sheep, taking over, texel
The lambs are starting to think they own the place.
Tagged: barn, border leicester, Dorset, ewe, Hollow Oak Farm, lamb, porch, regal, Romney, sheep, taking over, texel
The lactating ewes are unaccountably tolerant of lambs using them as bed, table, climbing structure, or vaulting platform, both with their own lambs and others. Here, Matilda’s ram lamb is having a tête-à-tête with the firstborn ewe lamb, with sis watching on the left side.
And when the big black lamb isn’t negotiating with the Romney twins, she’s now competing with the adults for the morning corn ration.
And they seem to be giving her plenty of room. If the trend continues, she’s going to be a tough gal when she grows up.
Tagged: barn, big black lamb, ewe, Hollow Oak Farm, lambs, Matilda, Romney, sheep, tolerance, twins
The weather was bad enough today that the sheep decided to cancel their morning. Just before noon, they were still loafing in the sort-of-sheltered spot where they usually spend the night. I took this as permission to post gratuitous photos of the flock.
Tagged: border collies, Hollow Oak Farm, Katahdin, Romney, sheep, sleet, snow, winter