Sheep and lamb photos.
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SHEEP 02B - Herdwick
Herdwick sheep in the Lake District, Cumbria.
The coloured spot, a smit mark, is to help farmers identify their own animals on the fellsides.
The coloured spot, a smit mark, is to help farmers identify their own animals on the fellsides.
SHEEP 13C - Rough Fell ewe
A rough fell sheep protects three lambs from the heat of the sun in the hollow trunk of a dead tree.
SHEEP 28B - Texal lamb
Texal lamb with a banded tail. Banding is a method of docking a lamb's tail to prevent infection. The elasticated ring cuts off the blood supply to the tail which will drop off within ten days.
SHEEP 43A - Mule ewe with lambs
Mule ewe with lambs on the Old Embankment above the saltmarsh of West Plain near Flookburgh in Cumbria.
SHEEP 50A - Sheep at feeder
Sheep feeding at the foot of Tailbrig Hill, Rigmaden in the Lune Valley, Cumbria.
SHEEP 60A - Sheep at barn window
Sheep peeping out of the window of an old stone barn at Killington in the Lune Valley of Cumbria.
SHEEP 90A - Hogg hole
Hog Hole in a dry stone wall at Crummack Dale near Austwick in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, North Yorkshire.
Hog holes allow hogs (yearling sheep) to pass freely from one field to another.
Hog holes allow hogs (yearling sheep) to pass freely from one field to another.
SHEEP 91A - Hog hole
Hog Hole in a dry stone wall at Crummack Dale near Austwick in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, North Yorkshire.
Hog holes allow hogs (yearling sheep) to pass freely from one field to another.
Hog holes allow hogs (yearling sheep) to pass freely from one field to another.
TILBERTHWAITE 20A - Moving the sheep, Low Tilberthwaite
Bringing the sheep off the fells into Low Tilberthwaite, the Lake District, Cumbria.
