The whole herd of 11 ...

is seldom seen in one group. they mostly spread in two or three. Maybe it is because of the new Ram.

[Sylvia Binch]

How wonderful to see. So cute, the little one keeping up with them.

[Diana]

Great capture. I love that little guy in the front.

[Carole G]

Safety in numbers?

[Margo]

They are such gorgeous animals

[Judy Dean]

Such attractive creatures!

[Connie Little]

Beautiful animals.

[Joan Robillard]

I am ignorant about these lovely animals . Do you raise them for food, or what?

[Wylie]

a terrific group of beautiful animals.

[Denise Wood]

Terrific :)

[sally agnew]

Beautiful herd, they look so smart together :)

[Rosie Kind]

What a lovely capture of the whole herd Fav

[Henri Russell]

What a beautiful sight. I love the little one right there keeping up.

[Elyse Klemchuk]

This is wonderful! I like the little one right out front!

[Lou Ann]

They are beautiful.

[Merrelyn]

Beautiful animals :)

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great capture

[Suzanne]

Haha, checking out the young blood, I feel even more sorry for the evicted oldies now :))

[Milanie]

Wow!

[Rick]

Great capture.

[Diana]

@bintal @sunshinepix @yorkshirekiwi @777margo @peterscherub2 @littleconnie @joansmor @pusspup @gilbertwood @hermann @rosiekind @henrir @kchuk @louannwarren @merrelyn @elisasaeter @suzanne234 @milaniet @rickster549 Thanks so much for the vovely comments, fav and getting it on the PP. It is very much appreciated ;-)

[Diana]

@joansmor They are our National, (Springbok Rugby Team) wild animals Joan. Their meat is a very delicate venison and probably exported as well. We only have these on our estate for visual pleasure ;-)

[Elyse Klemchuk]

I wonder if that is the little one’s mother right behind him. She seems to be watching me very carefully! What beautiful animals!