As anticipated Dorothy lambed overnight. Lovely pair of twins. She's our oldest ewe at 9 so I'll keep an eye on things over next few hours & possibly move her to a field pen with good grass & a shelter just to give her a boost & check all well with the lambs pic.twitter.com/xopPl1V69B
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Friddy (Kornelie's mother) has just popped out a lovely lively pair of good sized twins. Quick labour- she's got them in a well sheltered spot. Great mother who has had twins before so they should all be fine in that spot overnight. Father is Corin, same as for Kornelie's lamb pic.twitter.com/ZM8kr8sQTw
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