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Herdy family, the Langdale Pikes Photograph by Anita Nicholson

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Debby Pueschel

Debby Pueschel

I really like this. Congratulations on your feature in Fine Art America Professionals. FL

Anita Nicholson replied:

Thank you Debby :-)

Constance Lowery

Constance Lowery

why are they painted green? L

Anita Nicholson replied:

Good question - at breeding time when the rams join the ewe flock they might be fitted with a crayon harness round their chest or have their brisket painted. As they go round mating the ewes, the colour will transfer onto the females’ rumps, leaving a clear indication of where the ram has been..

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