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Western Isles - Hebridean Cattle and Sheep
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Black Hebridean Sheep
Along The Huisinis Road Western Isles |
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HIghland Cows Stand Off
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Calf - Lewis |
| What a setting - black sheep ambling amongst the Irises along The Huisinish Road |
Two lovely calves, so sweet I couldn't resist taking this shot. |
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Yes - I know its only a calf - but lovely - near Bosta - Great Bernera - Lewis |
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Sheep - Road to Nowhere |
| Couldn't resist snapping this lamb and its family - Western Isles sheep |
Click to see the entire family of highland cows and their calves |
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The sheep really do get everywhere |
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HIghland Cow - Great Bernera
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Sheep Grazing
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Highland Cow Great Bernera
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What a backdrop for this rather large highland cow on Great Bernera |
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Another view looking down at the sheep from the Road to Nowhere |
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Obviously too hot for this lovely Highland Cow! |
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Sheep - Curly Horns
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Highland Cattle
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Highland Cow
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This sheep had great long curly horns |
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Another lovely highland brown cow |
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At Uig - this cow looked so content |
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Highland Cow
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Highland Cow
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HIghland Cows Stand Off
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Scarista May 2011 - I couldn't resist taking this lovely young cow's photo |
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At Uig - this lovely specimen - came to greet us. |
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Hebridean Cows - ready for battle on the Great Bernera Road - Isle of Lewis |
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Highland Cows
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Joe's Lamb - Balallan
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These Highland cows were at Bosta in Mrach |
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Just sitting there so relaxed, this curly horned sheep just watched us |
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One of Joe's lambs at the back of our house - Balallan |
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Hebridean Sheep
The hebridean sheep - a breed of small black sheep with black wool - fading to brown in the sun. They are considerably smaller than other breeds of sheep .Hebridean's are hardy and able to thrive on rough grazing. The faces and legs are completely black, and both sexes can have two or four horns .Hebridean sheep thrive well - in fact their grazing is actually of a benefit to the environment - the dunes and the famous machair, heath and moorland
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Isle of Lewis - Isle of Harris - Western Isles - Outer Hebrides - Hebridean Cattle - Cows - Sheep - Lambs |
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