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There Is Always One

Posted by Christine (Ellemford, United Kingdom) on 17 May 2012 in Animal & Insect and Portfolio.

Nikon D7000 1/250 second F/10.0 ISO 200 300 mm (35mm equiv.)

sheep

I'm very much an amateur photographer. I live in the hills of the Scottish Borders which has fantastic flora and fauna, as well as wonderful light.

ursulakatariina from Leixlip, Ireland

Aww, how lovely! Great shot.

17 May 2012 5:36am

Doug from Burnham-on-Sea, United Kingdom

He might be a black sheep buy he'll always stand out from the crowd, lovely image Christine

17 May 2012 6:06am

Richard from Ellemford, United Kingdom

Fab! I know how he feels!

17 May 2012 6:27am

CElliottUK from Reading, United Kingdom

Named after me, I feel!(Now you are going to tell me that his name is "Eric" and we are all going to get confused!!)

17 May 2012 7:57am

Ronnie 2¢ from Atlantic Shores, United Kingdom

Well, speaking on behalf of all other Black Sheep, . . .

17 May 2012 8:23am

Tataze from Bourgogne, France

Beautiful

17 May 2012 9:26am

Curly from South Shields, United Kingdom

Another lovely rural image.

17 May 2012 11:03am

Denny Jump Photo from Easton, PA, United States

And I LOVE him! Cutest one of the bunch, I think. :-) Thanks so much for your very kind comment, Christine.
I completely agree with you regarding finding the time to do things - it's just all too frenetic these days. Alwyas a treat to hear from yuo, though! <3.

17 May 2012 11:42am

Mariana M. from Waterloo, Canada

Yes, right:) And we always stare at this one ... Such a pretty image and title , Christine !

17 May 2012 11:53am

The Mouse from Glasgow, United Kingdom

How come you never see that many black sheep except for the pure breeds, do farmers remove them on purpose or does the black grow out?
Great shot of this little fella.

17 May 2012 5:34pm

@The Mouse: I think the black ones have been bred out, I don't know why. I was just thinking the same thing the other day when round a corner in a field there were loads of them, they looked great