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Michael the Lamb

Henry’s mummy Kay came to see us this week with a very special visitor, Michael the baby lamb. Kay lives on a farm and has lots of sheep and baby lambs to look after in Spring.

Michael was a little bit shy as he was only a few days old. His fur was soft and he was cute, especially when he made a bleating sound! Baby lambs are born in Spring and are a sign of new life.

Michael the Lamb

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