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clipper_from_oz wrote in post #18837616
BTW...check out the little joey in the mothers pouch on the RHS of the mob. Ive only just noticed it myself after posting it up to POTN

Cheers

That is too cute. I would love to see one in real life (in the wild, of course).

avondale87 wrote in post #18838372
not mine, there's a limit to what we run on this menagerie

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A lot of character in that ol' gal's face. Great shot, Richard.

robamy wrote in post #18838400

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Cute little bugger, Rob.

shalu wrote in post #18838508
Thank you, Mike!

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He sure seems to like Swiss cheese, and wears it nicely on his face.
Nice shot Shalu.

Lame-Duck wrote in post #18838649
A lot of character in that ol' boys face. Great shot, Richard.

It's a girl!!!!!

AnnieMacD wrote in post #18838537

Beautiful. Love these hares.
Their winter, summer coats add to their attraction.
Very nice
Love the overall scene. Beautiful lichen & rocks

Lame-Duck wrote in post #18838649
A lot of character in that ol' boys face. Great shot, Richard.

AnnieMacD wrote in post #18838691
It's a girl!!!!!

Thanks Mike, much appreciated.

Yes, she's a girl.
Had junior hanging close by.

AnnieMacD wrote in post #18838691
It's a girl!!!!!

I knew that. I was just testing you all. And you get an A+ on the test.

A few pelicans off the pier in Oceanside, CA.

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pcs wrote in post #18838918

Lovely Robin - very nice indeed

Curious what breed of sheep?
I notice you use 2 ear tags.
Is that compulsory?

avondale87 wrote in post #18838960
Lovely Robin - very nice indeed

Curious what breed of sheep?
I notice you use 2 ear tags.
Is that compulsory?

Thanks,

The lamb is a mix with probably a large part Texelaar, gives big/broad lambs for meat production but pure-bred have a higher incidence of birthing problems/sectio cesaria and that's too expensive so mostly you see cross-breeds.(the photo I posted yesterday is from the same field and I'll have a few more so you can see the variety)

The Dutch government is very strict with the registration, it used to be only the cows but now the sheep also. One of the tags contains a micro-chip. On the flaps is at least a ubn (farm number) and a unique number for the sheep itself.

(not my sheep, don't own any but I treat them at work, I believe these are from one of our farmers but encountered them on a dog/BIF photo-walk along the shore)

Lame-Duck wrote in post #18838657
He sure seems to like Swiss cheese, and wears it nicely on his face.
Nice shot Shalu.

Thank you, Mike!
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