At first I thought they were goats! But after looking more closely, I believe these animals are sheep. After all, they moved together as a unit. And as Sheep101 tells us, sheep horns are often curved and their tails point downward. Perhaps one of our blogging friends can identify their breed.There's a farm across the fence from our community and once in a while this herd finds a way through the fence. Here they are on a lane that leads to the lake. Once they even showed up in my yard during a snow storm!
Linking to: Camera Critters
They're out for a weekend excursion, hoping you won't tell the farmer that they're having a stroll.
ReplyDeletecute little ramblers. :)
ReplyDeleteThat one looks really thin, could be out to get some food.
ReplyDeleteAdorable little critters ~ or not so little but cute ~ nice you got the photos!
ReplyDeleteHappy Week to you!
artmusedog and carol (A Creative Harbor)
Too funny. I like the way they're looking at you as if you're the one who is out of place.
ReplyDeleteIt's always fun to get visitors, whether they're two or four-legged. :)
ReplyDeleteThose are very different sheep! They are handsome and also seem to be way more independent and curious than the run-of-the-mill sheep I see everywhere. Pretty neat.
ReplyDeletethey look to be quite a large breed
ReplyDeleteThey are absolutely beautiful!! :)
ReplyDeleteWspaniałe photosy.
ReplyDeleteThey do look like a sheep of some type but I'm no expert. I think they are quite fascinating and am glad you got photos of them to share.
ReplyDeleteThey look friendly and curious! :)
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