Shoutouts Archive (1st June 2019)

It's clear enough to see the sheep across the valley - lots of them dotting the hillside.

Sorry - 'refuge'.

I have two sites open at the moment, one with fulmars, puffins and other seabirds crying, and this one with the green grass and the occasional lamb crying. Talk about having windows on the world! It's wonderful, and makes my little flat sound like a nature refuge!uite

I hear a lamb.

Mistle Thrush making himself heard. Great mimics and quite loud.

Yes, there are lamb and sheep noises off cam, as you say, but I'm enjoying the birdsong as I do some housekeeping.

There's a bylaw against goats? How odd!!!!

I hear a little lamb talking “off camera”. I agree, Neil, that it is certainly lush and green there. And Helen, if I could have a goat or two here in my little town I certainly would. They are characters. Lots of bird song.

I think it's raining. I can hear it, and there seem to be a few drops on the lens. Typical for a weekend!

Kristin, you need a couple of goats, tethered at strategic places, to keep the grass mowed. No sheep in site right now but beautiful bird song. I'm leaving the site open so that I can hear it.

Tawny owl twoooo...ing at approx1005

Hello

Good Morning All, Ha! Ha! Kristin, good idea, can you ask Dan to e/mail you some sheep?...just joking, the grass at Lambwatch certainly looks to be very lush & green, no doubt with all the rain they have had over the last few days.

Well here at 5:54 Lambwatch time is only see very green grass, no sheep, which reminds me we finally need to mow our lawn. Couldn’t we import some Lambwatch sheep to munch for a few months