This is my final post from Castle Coole and these shots
are of the animals and birds I saw as I walked around the lake. I am linking this post with Eileen’s meme, SATURDAY CRITTERS and I think I have said enough in the previous 2 posts so that you can
put this post into slide mode, sit back and enjoy the walk with me.
This tree is where I saw the sheep with her lamb
(below)
I hope you enjoyed this magnificent property at Castle Coole and perhaps someday I will be able to take a few photographs of the inside of the house for you to see.
Thank you for visiting.
Many thanks for comments you left on any of my posts.
Eileen has kindly said she will link my post in this weekend as I am away to my old caravan
(without internet) so will catch up on your posts from Weekend Reflections and Saturday
Critters when I come back.
sweet animals. and birds.
ReplyDeletesuper shots of all the wonderful animals, I love the one of the little lone bird on the fence post plus that tree is AWESOME, would you know how old she is?
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn Many thanks for comment but I do not know how old the tree is, sorry.
DeleteOh what sweet little lambs!
ReplyDeleteI love the little lambs and that big tree that hangs over the path and fence. What a beautiful place for a walk. Thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteDifficult to pick a favorite shot. Although I am partial to the little lambs. Are you saying that the sheep and lamb actually clouded up into the tree? My oh my!
ReplyDeleteHi Janey Yes that sheep and lamb CLIMBED up on the branch in that tree. Thanks for comment.
DeleteVery nice shots of the animals.
ReplyDeleteTomás.
The photos are wonderful! I thoroughly enjoyed the walk with you!
ReplyDeleteActually my favorite toddy is that field of beautiful flowers! Do you know what they are?
ReplyDeleteHi Ginny Bluebells. Thanks for comment.
DeleteSo green, so lush, so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThose look some late lambs Margaret, but a joy to see all the same.
ReplyDeletepeter
A wonderful series of photos! So lovely!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, bucolic scenes of the countryside and lovely livestock. The tree is magnificent and how sweet to see the lamb with it's mother underneath. -Karen
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed looking at the lamb and the sheep.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that sheep could be that big.
I reckon they look because they are full coated.
My bobtail would enjoy getting to know them.
Peace :)
lovely Critters for a Saturday! I have to admit that I am especiallly fond of seeing sheep in a field. Something so peaceful about them.
ReplyDeleteHi Margaret
ReplyDeleteLovely photos all of them. I especially love the lambs with the gorgeous black knees and faces and the lamb in the grasses with the huge pink ears is so adorable.
Enjoy your weekend without internet :)
Wren x
Wonderful photos Margaret! The lambs are adorable.
ReplyDeleteAhhhh! Those little lambs are heartbreakingly sweet! You have a beautiful series here. Love that big tree.
ReplyDeleteLove the photo with Mom and baby sheep ~ Great cows and bird photos also ~ ^_^
ReplyDeleteartmusedog and carol (A Creative Harbor)
What a great place to visit! Love the belted cattle and the sweet little lambs. I'm not sure of the identity of the beautiful bird on the fence post.
ReplyDeleteHi That bird is a Song Thrush. Many thanks for comment.
DeleteEverybody enjoy their life.
ReplyDeleteOh little Lambys are so so cute. All the images are wonderful. MB
ReplyDeleteYour blog is amazing.Photos are very great.
ReplyDeleteOh, Margaret!
ReplyDeleteGreat post and very beautiful pictures.
Greetings from Poland.
Lucia
The sheep are so great...love the little lambs! They seem to be the perfect animals to be in those green, lush pastures! Great series Margaret! Wish I could go!!!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you shared.
ReplyDeleteOh I enjoyed your slide show Margaret! Especially the lamb!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place Margaret. The baby lambs make me smile. Love these pictures.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I needed to spend a few moments out in nature this morning. ;)
ReplyDeleteVery nice sightings and looks like a beautiful place to visit.
ReplyDeleteI love the lamps and sheep. That tree is awesome. I recently saw some cows like the ones in the top shot when visiting Tennessee. They are not common around here.
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