Camera Club Capturing calm amidst the storm: The Cheviot lamb at Watten Farm, Caithness
Suzie, who assists during lambing season, noted that her brother had just laid fresh bedding for the ewes and lambs due to stormy weather.
Suzie, who assists during lambing season, noted that her brother had just laid fresh bedding for the ewes and lambs due to stormy weather.
During spring calving near Tomintoul in Banffshire, Debbie Duffus captured this photo of her Shorthorn. The Shorthorn seems to be looking on impatiently, striking a pose while waiting for Debbie to take the snap.
This cheerful snapshot captures the scene at Moss Nae Beltex, Twynholm, Dumfries and Galloway, illustrating the positive impact of good weather.
Sandra Gitsham generously shares a delightful video capturing her lambs and ewes frolicking amidst the picturesque landscape of the Black Isle.
Sonja M. Marwick submitted a video of Scot's Dumpy/Jersey Giant crosses taken at our home in Orphir, Orkney, for our Camera Club members to enjoy.
Captured from the picturesque Killantringan Lighthouse in southwest Scotland, Kathleen's photograph portrays a stunning scene of sheep perched atop the cliffs.
The sky is ablaze with vibrant colors, resembling a masterpiece painted by an artist's brush. In the midst of this breathtaking display, sheep stand as silent admirers, their gaze fixed on the horizon as the day begins.
Heather Paterson captured a delightful scene at Stud Farm in Dumfries, where Dutch Spotted lambs Harriet, Heather, and Hazel basked in a rare dry morning.
The photograph beautifully depicts a curious figure seemingly engaged in a mutual gaze
Gavin Brown submitted a photograph to our Camera Club, capturing a moment at Springfield Pedigree Livestock during lambing season.
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