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On a short drive after some shopping saw some locals
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Can anybody tell me what breed these two are (I know I've asked before). The horned sheep showed some strange, to me, actions. When I stood at the gate to the field it came up and stood up against the top bar and then started pawing the bottom bar. I've stopped there before and it has never has it done that. Was it hungry? And another less bold
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Can anybody tell me what breed these two are (I know I've asked before). The horned sheep showed some strange, to me, actions. When I stood at the gate to the field it came up and stood up against the top bar and then started pawing the bottom bar. I've stopped there before and it has never has it done that. Was it hungry? And another less bold
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Ben Wyvis and Loch Glascarnoch
An Teallach from Loch Droma
And a stag laughing at me because he knew the background was rubbish
An Teallach from Loch Droma
And a stag laughing at me because he knew the background was rubbish
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Hebridean Perhaps.
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East Lothian Scotland today, managed to get out for a bit.. Took this with Oppo Reno 8 Pro.....
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What I will say about this shot is that maybe you should have moved a few steps to the left and got the gull right in the middle of the arch. Other opinions are available.
Thanks Beth for your reply. I Googled "Hebridean" and, to me, the horns look different to "my" local animal. I keep going back to look at Welsh Black Mountain Sheep. The white one looks very much like an image on their web page. There's never anybody around when I stop there.
I'll keep looking.
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That's an interesting observation Nev, I also took several other angles and distances and that was my favourite. I also like this one with the full arch reflection.What I will say about this shot is that maybe you should have moved a few steps to the left and got the gull right in the middle of the arch. Other opinions are available.
I like that first one.....
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Stewartby Lake, Bedfordshire today.
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Hi, bricklayers at work. In the 1960s, there were not many cranes at sites for building houses, but many unskilled helpers carrying materials on their shoulders or using wheelbarrows.
Today, cranes are used, and one could ask oneself where unskilled migrants could work ... --- :
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Today, cranes are used, and one could ask oneself where unskilled migrants could work ... --- :
Preparations for the installation of solar panels :
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Just a snap with a new OM to Sony adapter and an old Olympus 200mm prime. Dreich day, dog walks were wet so I didn't mess about outside.
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I won't ask what you were doing in an old phone box
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I won't ask what you were doing in an old phone box
Nice shot
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Todays walkies
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First time I have ever seen a Goldcrest
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Just not big enough!
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It looks like it has a fair bit of Schnauzer in it too.
I love the great Dane, all feet and ears at that age
I've a poodle - a large one. He has been to France where he is a Caniche Royale, and to the Netherlands, where he is a Koningspoedel. He has never been to Germany, so I've no idea what he is there, but I like both these names better than our Standard Poodle. We also have a poodle mix. A small cockapoo, which belonged to my mother-in-law and when she couldn't look after her we got her.
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Hi, in Germany standard size poodles are called Pudel, small ones Zwerg-Pudel and the big ones Königs-Pudel.
I must ask the lady with the poodle mix shown above, what breed her dog really is.
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They look like Welsh Mountain sheep to me. But I'm not an expert on Welsh sheep.