Mary had TWO little lambs...
I think these two would have followed me if they could, but dang that fence!
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26 comments:
Those are so cute! I'm sure they would follow you too if the fence wasn't there :-)
... and their fleece was white as snow!
Baaaaa Baaaaaa
Goats are more fun than sheep I think, but sheep are cuter. MB
the farmer next to me when I was growing up had sheep . . . I never knew a fence that could keep them in :) Nice Picture today :)
Yes, they look like they'd love to belong to you!
In Holland there is a saying "If one sheep is over the dam" (the implication is that if one is over the dam, for sure more are to follow, because sheep are followers!:) ) Good shot, BTW!
They do look ready and eager to play. They're cute little guys.
EG: Neat shot of the co-operative sheep.
They definitely look as if they want some company. What a neat picture.
this will sound silly but their body language reminds me of my cats
Siren always stands straight with a focused look while Isadora always does that little body bend
these guys are sweeties
Cute little sheepies :).
They look a bit sheepish to me. What do you suppose they've been up to before you got there?
They are seriously looking right in your camera :)
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Very pretty and friendly looking! Bet they would be nice pets!
Junie
Great shot of the sheep! We don't have many of them here in Quebec, so I always love seeing them out in fields!
They're up for photo shoot hehehe.
Hope you can visit My Camera Critters too. Thanks.
I love the expressions on their face and the squirrel in the next post is also very photogenic.
First staring cows now staring sheep - are you hypnotizing the animals up there? :)
Cute shot!
Love their woolly fur!
Such a delightful pic... They do look as if they are full of longing.
hee hee...
They certainly seem curious as to why their photo is being taken.
Ahh, that is such a sweet photo:-)
Nice photo of the cute couple!
Too precious! We have a sheep farm on the island and I love to go watch the sheep as they graze, an the little ones play. ~karen
cute lambs ... and their fleece will make lovely yarn :)
They are so cute and they are looking right at you! Great shot!
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