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Lambs due from 3rd April 2021!

Posted 27th March 2021, 4 replies

We are due to start lambing on the 3rd April 2021. Keep your eyes peeled for the new arrivals! Read Article

An Autumn Flock Update

Posted 19th October 2020, 5 replies

It's been so long since we posted an update so we thought we'd post a flock update! Read Article

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Neil 12:34

& welcome back Debbie, too...

Neil 12:33

Hi, Folk, it looks as though I forgot to say hello when I looked in earlier & captured a field covered in snow, I wonder how long it will stay snow-free this time! Enjoy your day...

Helen 12:04

Snow gone in the last half hour. That's a good sign.

Helen 11:23

Good morning, all. Nice to see you back, Debbie.

Ric 10:49

Morning all.

Debbie 09:10

Good morning. First day back at work today,

Cindy 08:56

Hello

Milly 06:06

The little lamb's up and about.

Milly 06:01

I wonder what happened to Debbie ??

Milly 05:59

We are going to have an overnight frost ,most of this week!

Milly 05:57

Morning Helen and all.

Helen 01:47

It's 12c here tonight, which would be more normal for you in the overnight. Sorry it i so cold.

Helen 00:15

A sprightly baby, up on its legs, looking out through the bars of the pen, probably thinking "I was born to this??? There has to be more to life!"

11 Apr

Helen 23:15

Baby is born - I could see it moving. Oh! Hi, Monika!

Monika20 21:15

May everything go fine with the new lamb or lambs in the pen!

Helen 20:35

That's amazing that they all just decide to head for 'home' when it gets nasty. It was like a magic signal - they all just turned and followed one. There must be an "Alpha" in the group. Nice to watch this one in the pen.

Dan 20:09

Stay tuned to the ewe in the pen. She should be giving birth in the coming hours.

Dan 20:08

I don't do anything Helen, they know where the shelter is and they take themselves off to it when it snows and rains.

Helen 19:33

I'd love to know how Dan gets them all to gather and follow the leader into shelter. Might be a little pot-banging - I can't hear any other signal, but they cleared the field in jiffy time.

Helen 19:17

Snow!!! and sheep in their ways somewhere - maybe indoors?