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Below is a
small collection of photographs of spring lambs
including images sized for desktop wallpaper. Also short
videos.
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The ewe in
this photograph was very protective
of her lambs, bleating loudly when we pulled
up in the car to take the photographs you
see on this page.
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Her intention
was clear; keep away from my lambs! After we
stood there for some time to allow her to get used
to us we where even allowed to stroke her tiny lamb
who poked her head through the fence
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You can view videos of this little black and
white lamb and also the black lambs above:
Videos spring Lambs 2009
and 2008
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The
Swaledale ewe and her lamb in the photo above left were
among a large flock who where being moved from their
field to a farm some distance away. We were delayed
by this and followed behind in our car. We noticed
the sheep dogs seemed to keep their distance and at
one point the ewe in the above photograph,left,challenged
the sheep dog who attempted to move her and her lamb
along when they stopped to graze along the way, he
soon backed off and the farmer came to his rescue.
It did appear comical because we imagine sheep to be
timid creatures. However ewes are fiercely
protective of their young and will challenge a dog
and indeed a human if she feel that they are a
threat to her off spring, as is the case of the ewe
in the picture, right, already referred to above.
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