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two sheep standing next to each other with the words love peace and harmony in 2015

P&K

a group of chickens standing on top of a grass covered field

Experience the quiet strength of farm life as a proud rooster, his comb glowing like embers, surveys his domain. Behind him, the misty farm basks in the gentle embrace of sunrise. #SunriseFarm #GoldenGlow #ChickenWallpaper#CountrysideCharm #summerwalpaper

Farm animals photography photographer piglet pigs sty cute baby animals

Piglets Cheshire farm

a brown and white chicken in a greenhouse

a herd of sheep standing on top of a lush green field next to a stone wall

Farm life in the frame: Amy Bateman’s Cumbria landscape photography – in pictures

two chickens standing in the grass next to flowers and a building with a wooden roof

All About Buff Orpingtons: A Classic Favorite

Backyard Breed Guide: Buff Orpington Chickens

two chickens and a rooster are standing in the grass near a fence with a barn in the background

a lion laying on top of a white bunny sleeping next to it's head

Tranquil Lion and Lamb Printable Art - Majestic and Gentle Animal Wall Decor, Peaceful Sleeping Visual Spiritual Digital Art Download Poster - Etsy

a white lighthouse on top of a hill next to a walkway and fenced in area

Light on the Hill

three lambs are standing in the doorway of a red barn with hay on the floor

Beautiful Animal Family Portraits You Will Want To Put Over Your Fireplace

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a sheep standing next to a wooden fence with an oval sticker on it's back

sheepishly in colour

"Sheepishly in colour" by Melbourne, Australia photographer Karena Goldfinch, 2010. This image is licensed through Getty Images; a print of this can be purchased through them. "Sheepish" is located in Karina's "farm folk" Flickr album. Flickr ~ Photo Sharing! To see Karina's current work, check out her Facebook page: "Karena Goldfinch artist/photographer"

"The abnormalities of harelip, breastmole, supernumerary digits, negro's inkle, strawberry mark and portwine stain were alleged by one as a 'prima facie' and natural hypothetical explanation of those swineheaded...or doghaired infants occasionally born." (14.984-988)