Saturday, May 7, 2011

Under Cloudy Skies/ Camera Critters

A horse and many sheep sharing  a pasture


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38 comments:

eileeninmd said...

I love this shot, the horse and the sheep make a beautiful scene. Great capture!

Jack said...

Step carefully, horsey, you have some wooley guys underfoot.

Ruth Hiebert said...

I am not a farmer,but live in farming country,and this is a perfect farm scene.

Kate said...

A lovely pastoral scene with a beautiful sky. Perfect for CC!

Birdman said...

I like your set-up here fence to clouds.

Leif Hagen said...

I wonder if those sheep will soon be getting a "haircut?"

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Kathy said...

Nice shot. We don't have many sheep in this part of Texas. Something about range wars between cattlemen and shepherd back in the 1800s.

TexWisGirl said...

very nice!

Jama said...

Looks so peaceful and a wonderful day there.

Lola said...

Hi again!

Apologies. Bit late again this week - been so busy lately!

Thank you so much for stopping by and look forward to *seeing* you again soon.

Hope you have a good weekend,

XOXO Lola )

Small City Scenes said...

Wonderful pastoral scene.

I wonder if the horse thinks it is a sheep? MB

Lúcia said...

Lovely shot!
I'm glad to see the animals have lots of space in this farm.
Have a good weekend!

Anonymous said...

Wow - those clouds look as if they are painted onto the sky. What a glorious shot!

wildcatwoods said...

Lovely. We have a sheep farm up the road with two horses and a donkey that share the pasture. The donkey is the watch dog!

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Rachel said...

What a beautiful photograph. I love the clouds above the horse and sheep.

Hootin Anni said...

That is just simply a perfect landscape!! So very pretty.

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Dianne said...

those clouds look like mountains
beautiful shot

Kay L. Davies said...

What a great photo, with the horse and the sheep and those gorgeous clouds!
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Martha Z said...

I wonder if the horse will do like a llama and chase away predators?

don said...

A fine scene of these animals grazing together. They appear to accept each other very well. Nice pastoral type image.

Maria said...

lovely landscape. my kids just saw your shot and they love them too. Happy weekend!

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RedPat said...

The sheep look like they are still wearing their 'woolies'.

VioletSky said...

The first timeI saw sheep and horses sharing a pasture, I thought it was the strangest thing... but maybe it is not so uncommon afterall.

Lisa said...

I love sheep and horses.. Love the photo . Peaceful to see them in pasture. Wonderful shot.

Jane said...

Great scene, its Lambing season here too:)

♥♥ Willa ♥♥ said...

What a lovely view to behold. Why people can't get along like that?

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B i r g i t t a said...

This is a lovely scen to watch :)

Unknown said...

Hard to believe sheep are such a major livestock in Ontario now!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.

NatureFootstep said...

cool company!

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Dave Cawkwell said...

It's great to see the horse just mingling in with the flock a great countryside scene.

Powell River Books said...

That horse better eat fast or the sheep will nibble everything to the ground. - Margy

SquirrelQueen said...

What a beautiful scene, the horse seems perfectly happy to share with the sheep.

Stephanie said...

Very nice shot!

Randy said...

I love it! Friends hanging out in an open space.

Ann, Chen Jie Xue 陈洁雪 said...

These are brown sheep? Not much grass.

Unknown said...

Your photo makes this fellow flatlander live with the illusion of those clouds as mountains! And love the horse leading the sheep in procession!

Becca said...

I love it! Living in an urban town, I miss things like this!!

Janie said...

I'll bet the horse is glad to have the company. Nice photo, and a lovely sky.

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