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A lot’s been happening on our farm since I posted a couple of weeks ago about four of our pregnant ewes we hoped would give us black Soay lambs this year. Without further ado, here’s the report on their lambs.

First came Heywood with a stunning set of twins, one medium charcoal grey and the other pitch black. Heywood, you will recall, was solid black as a lamb:

Heywood's black British Soay lamb age day 1

Heywood's black British Soay lamb age day 1

Heywood's black lamb at age 5 days

Heywood's black lamb at age 5 days

Four days later, Darby also produced a black ram lamb:

Darby's black ram lamb age 4 days

Darby's black ram lamb age 4 days

Darby's black lamb shows off his fleece

Darby's black lamb shows off his fleece

Not to be outdone, six days later Vieva produced our third black Soay ram lamb of the year:

Vieva's black ram lamb age 1 day

Vieva's black ram lamb age 1 day

Steve and our friend Ida, who you will hear more about in my next post, discuss the genetic implications of having black RBST Soay lambs in our flock, while Vieva’s ram pretty clearly would just as soon they get on with it so he can get back to work exploring his new world:

Ida & Steve discuss Vieva's black lamb

Ida & Steve discuss Vieva's black lamb

Truth to tell, we are scratching our heads a bit at these results. Only time will tell whether these lambs will remain solid black and whether they can be characterized genetically as self-colored or whether, like their mothers, they will slowly develop lighter places on various parts of their bodies. You can be sure we will track their growth very very carefully. At this point, we are just delighted to have these little Mendelian “experiments” racing around the play yard as though they were nothing special.

But wait, what about Cley, our fourth British ewe who was herself black at birth? Well, just to prove there’s seldom a dull moment when you are raising Soay sheep, here is her lamb, a beautiful light phase ewe who arrived on Mother’s Day:

Cley & her light phase ewe lamb at age 4 days

Cley & her light phase ewe lamb at age 4 days

Go figure … we are!

So many of you have asked whether Tiny Tim’s adoption by Lindsey worked out that an additional post seems the most efficient way to share news of his progress.

Bottom line: this little Soay sheep is just fine. He loves his new mom and he is fearless in the lamb play yard. Rather than run on about all his fine points, how about a few pictures.

First up, Tiny Tim with mama Lindsey in the sunny play yard (no grass, too many little hooves and big mouths), and then by way of contrast, his pushy big twin sister with their birth mother, Reeth – pictures taken within minutes of each other. Note size contrast!

Tiny Tim with his new mom, Lindsey

Tiny Tim with his new mom, Lindsey

Tiny Tim's twin sister and their birth mother, Reeth

Tiny Tim's twin sister and their birth mother, Reeth

We had a special houseguest last week, our friend Ida, a professional cellist from Ohio, who came all the way out to Oregon just to be here for lambing. She took this lovely picture of Tiny Tim posing a couple of days later with Lindsey. Is this a contented mother/son pair or what?

Tiny Tim and his mom, Lindsey

Tiny Tim and his mom, Lindsey

By the way, Tiny Tim had a great Mother’s Day and hopes you did, too!

For now …