It happens every spring, but it never gets old: Howell Farm’s lambs are out in the pasture, running, chasing, leaping, and flinging their tiny bodies through the air. They take breaks to nurse from their mothers, and then it’s back to more running, chasing, leaping, and flinging.
I don’t think there’s any other explanation for this behavior than to say the lambs are having an incredible amount of fun.
Just outside the pasture fence, it's impossible not to notice the visiting schoolchildren. They've just finished lunch, and now they're running, chasing, laughing and shouting.
I don’t think there’s any other explanation for this behavior than to say the lambs are having an incredible amount of fun.
Just outside the pasture fence, it's impossible not to notice the visiting schoolchildren. They've just finished lunch, and now they're running, chasing, laughing and shouting.
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