File:6th Happiness-Alan diGangi-Babydoll Sheep Ram Poppy 001.jpg
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English: Babydoll Ram in full wool (Unsheered) with adult chicken (Orpington) on his back, and a Royal Palm Tom TUrkey beside him (female turkey in background) for size comparison. The sheep in background is an adult female Babydoll (ewe). The ram with the chicken on his back is the same sheep as in photo 6th Happiness-Alan diGangi-Babydoll Sheep Ram Poppy 002 (in which he is shown shorn (wool trimmed off).) |
| Date | Winter |
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| Author | 6th Happiness |
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| current | 00:29, 20 September 2018 | | 444 × 562 (43 KB) | 6th Happiness | User created page with UploadWizard |
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