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Front view of old ram looking at camera on farm in Iceland

Wild goats on the Slieve Gullion mountain in Northern Ireland

A curly horned ram enjoys a bit of March sun on a Cape Cod Farm

Beautiful closeup view of the Sheep and Rams in the fields of the Faroe Islands

Creepy goat with four horns, Isle of Kerrera, Scotland.

Stone sheep or Stone's sheep, orvis dalli stonei, a subspecies of Thinhorn sheep. Primarily found in Northern British Columbia along the Alaska Highway.

Frontal portrait of a horned Icelandic ram. The Icelandic sheep are the backbone in the Greenlandic farming - this picture is taken in Igaliku in the south west part of the large island

Sheep in Connemara, Ireland

Flock of Sheep in Fair head trail, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

A curious sheep.

By April month shepherds in the Himalayas move to higher altitudes to graze their cattle. This picture was clicked in April on one such alpine meadow in Himachal.

A lone sheep stands on a sunlit hillside in the Lake District, framed by green ferns and blue skies, capturing the tranquil beauty of the region's rugged landscape. Another sheep grazes peacefully in the background.

lamb in Pyrenees

Bighorn ram, ovis canadensis, in rutting season near Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado, USA

Free range sheep in rain with ferns in curly wool - unshorn ram in Ireland, Ring of Kerry

$The Drenthe Heath Sheep (Drents Heideschaap, Dutch) is a domesticated breed of sheep originating in the Netherlands. It is raised primarily for vegetation management. \nIt is said to be the oldest surviving breed of sheep in Europe. Approx. 4000BCE they were introduced to Drenthe. The breed probably came with settlers from France (source Wikipedia).\n\nThis nice Scene was made during a trip through the Dwingelderveld (Drenthe, the Netherlands) in August 2022.$

A male Wiltshire horn sheep with burdock burrs in his fleece

The Icelandic sheep are the backbone in the Greenlandic farming - this picture is taken in the center of the small village Igaliku in the south west part of the large island

A white horned heath, German moorland sheep or Heidschnucke in high, dry pale grass, centered, high-key, soft beige monochrome, minimalism, negative space

Upland sheep grazing near Dun Carloway, Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, Scotland, United Kingdom

Two Hebridean Rams together in a field in the Outer Hebrides Scotland.

Mountainous sheep and lambs in a field in Spring, Manorhamilton, County Leitrim, Ireland.

Back of a BIg Horned Sheep

$The Drenthe Heath Sheep (Drents Heideschaap, Dutch) is a domesticated breed of sheep originating in the Netherlands. It is raised primarily for vegetation management. \nIt is said to be the oldest surviving breed of sheep in Europe. Approx. 4000BCE they were introduced to Drenthe. The breed probably came with settlers from France (source Wikipedia).\n\nThis nice Scene was made during a trip through the Dwingelderveld (Drenthe, the Netherlands) in August 2022.$

Spring landscape and sheeps in the lands of Ireland.

Icelandic horned sheep standing on a rock and watching the photographer in the short arctic summer in Igaliku in the south western part of Greenland.

Sheep and rams in Connemara mountains - Ireland

Baby Merino Sheep enjoying the sunshine in a paddock

Manx Loaghtan sheep on the Isle of Man

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