I don't know if her name is Mary, but she definitely had a little lamb ( :
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11 comments:
Too cute!
Gorgeous!A moment of joy!
Great picture!
:-) happy weekend!
Léia
hahaha...."mary has a little lamb' surely is one of the most difficult song I ever tried to sing, so i changed it with 'twinkle2 little star' tune. well, my niece loved my version, tho :).
would love to touch a lamb,shave them although i'm a little bit sad seeing them after shaving and want to see how they turn it into wool...
have a nice weekend and keep shooting, Brattcat...
Lovely :-)
Awww....so adorable!!!
Sheep are very innocent look.
Aw, what a sweetie pie! I want her!
Wasn't Mary the shepherdess, not the lamb? Although Momma Lamb may be named Mary in this instance:)
Lambing Season is when Australian Paddocks are filled with leaping Mary Lambs and they are so cuddly and squeezy to feel...in a gentle and tender way. Lovely pictures Mr Farmer in the Dell.
Given that this lamb looks to be about a month old, that ewe is still extremely large. Could it be all wool? She will have a warm summer.
Lovely colours and textures on the wall in the background.
Hah! My Wv is "padin" ...
So cute! :-)
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