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  • When the grass is wet.

    Mum makes a lovely warm bed.

    This new born found the perfect place to keep her toes dry on her first day out.

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  • #2
    Timing was perfect for this shot.
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    • #3
      Nice shot!
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      • #4
        Newborn and instinctively knows survival techniques. Good capture. Looks like the Suffolk breed.
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        My memory's not as sharp as it used to be.
        Also, my memory's not as sharp as it used to be.

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        • #5
          Nicely caught AlfandBen
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          • #6
            Originally posted by eaglem View Post
            Timing was perfect for this shot.
            Originally posted by David_MC View Post
            Nice shot!
            Originally posted by Isac View Post
            Newborn and instinctively knows survival techniques. Good capture. Looks like the Suffolk breed.
            Originally posted by wigz View Post
            Nicely caught AlfandBen
            Thanks Guys.
            We had just turned them out as it was a nice day but there was a fairly heavy dew. I had to dash indoors to grab the camera and then sneak around hoping not to disturb mum and make her move.
            Isac, well spotted. She is probably 95% Suffolk with a little bit of Hampshire Down thrown in.

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            • Isac
              Isac commented
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              I used to do signwriting back in the day and I remember doing a huge sign for a company in Dalwallinu W.A. for a sheep farming property named "The Suffolk Stud"and they bred those black faced sheep. Ah, the good ol' days.
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