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Great photo and what fun. I can see the resemblance to RAF wing insignia – even their ears look corrugated. I shall be peering closely at the scruffy Forest of Dean sheep round here to see if they’re the same, doubt they’d make ground crew!
Glad that you spotted what I was on about! They were so funny and curious about us, they followed us round the park.
That’s just about the cutest thing!
Wait until they have babies … that is seriously cute!
Sweet image! 🙂
They are my favourite kind. They look so huggable.
I agree! Lambie dolls!
These sheep are so adorable, but this past summer I was crossing a field at Scampston Hall and had to get around a flock of sheep to exit through a gate and several big guys stomped their feet at me. It was quite intimidating! I didn’t know sheep could be mean.
They are cute. Most sheep look stupid, but these are very handsome with the nice ears.