Okay, so they're not frolicking, or having lamb field day, or even paying much attention to me.
BUT-
these lambs (two sets of triplets and two singlets, plus mommas) just moved into the field (normally used for equipment/old stuff storage) next to our back garden (read: yard) so one of each set of triplets can be re-mommied to the singlets' moms.
Triplets are taxing on a mom, and so they're often "reassigned"- basically weaned onto a new mom.
Bonus second video- take notice around 1:00, you'll get some lamb-skips!
Lastly (for today!), since I think he's even more adorable than lamb triplets,
Awww, so cute, I love lambs! My sister is at university to train to be a vet and she's often been at farms during the lambing season... a few years ago I picked her up from one of them and I'd known lambs were cute before but oh em gee! They're so adorable... the jumping and skipping makes my heart melt!<3
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I have no idea why but when I heard the lamb baaa I thought, "Wow that really sounds like a lamb!" I guess I was expecting, I don't know, something less lamby.
ReplyDeleteI stumbled upon your blog and I'm excited to find another US blogger in Yorkshire! I also am semi-obsessed with the lambs and I the 'lamb skip'!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to reading more of your blog!
Becky, HI!!! I just perused your blog a bit and I think you're not far from us at ALL! We need to explore this further- I just saw that you plan to visit Bolton Abbey in the future (on your Burnsall post) and we go there all the time. We have the membership, and the dogs love it. I can't wait to get to know you better!
ReplyDeleteMy cats went nuts when my computer started "baaaa-ing" LOL. Also - if the way you talk to your dog makes you sound like a lunatic, then we are lunatics together. Pretty sure my border collie (as smart as she is) thinks I am an idiot when I talk to her! :)
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