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Guernsey Donkey2Guernsey Donkey2 Posts: 6,669
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A first in our field for us - these sheep are lovely to watch, the two youngest arrived first, later in the day when the older pregnant ewes arrived they all had a get together - I wonder what they are saying to each other.

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  • pansyfacepansyface PEAK DISTRICT DerbyshirePosts: 16,824
    Dib dib dib...
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  • punkdocpunkdoc Sheffield, Derbyshire border.Posts: 8,049
    Mint sauce.
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  • DovefromaboveDovefromabove Central Norfolk UKPosts: 61,350
    We love sheep 🐑 
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  • philippasmith2philippasmith2 Posts: 8,494
    I wonder what the neighbours are like ?
  • Ladybird4Ladybird4 Third rock from the sunPosts: 28,354
    edited November 2019
    Nice to meet ewe. Whose turn is it to count humans?
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  • purplerallimpurplerallim LincolnshirePosts: 2,825
    Baa ram ewe, baa ram ewe, to your fleece your flock be true, baa ram ewe. 😁
  • Big Blue SkyBig Blue Sky Posts: 474
    I was worried it was going to be a thread about difficult neighbours. So happy it’s about this lovely crowd 😊😊😊
  • Guernsey Donkey2Guernsey Donkey2 Posts: 6,669
    Cows normally sit down if the weather is going to turn to rain - do sheep do the same?  With so much rain here in the past few weeks perhaps they are fed up with it too.
  • ButtercupdaysButtercupdays Posts: 2,864
    No, they just carry on munching! Not much water gets through oily wool.
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