New born lambs at the Penn State Sheep Barn facility. Oct. 2012
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Vicki Bem, a junior at Penn State majoring in animal science, cared for a one-day old lamb at the Penn State Sheep Barns on Oct. 16. It's lambing season at the facility and College of Agricultural Sciences staff and students are busy providing support for both the lambs and mothers.
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Less than 24-hours ago this mother gave birth to twin lambs at Penn State's Sheep Barn facility on the University Park campus. Fall lambing season is in full swing and staff and students are providing support for a number of newborns and their mothers.
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A lamb, less than 24-hours old, nursed on the morning of Oct. 16 at the Penn State Sheep Barn facility on the University Park campus. The fall lambing season at the facility provides an opportunity for students in the College of Agricultural Sciences to witness a number of births as well as give support to the new borns and mothers.
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A three-day old lamb got the opportunity to move, with his mother, into a larger area of the Penn State sheep barn facility and stretch his legs a bit. Penn State's animal science department is in the midst of their fall lambing. Several lambs were born late last week and as recent as evening of Oct. 15. Go to animalscience.psu.edu/ for more information about amimal science and Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences.
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It's fall lambing season at the Penn State Sheep Barn facility on the University Park campus. New borns began arriving last week and some, like this lamb nosing up to it's mother, are less than 24-hours old. Go to animalscience.psu.edu/ for more informatoin about animal science at Penn State and the College of Agricultural Sciences.
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Less than 24-hours old, this lamb received comfort from it's mother while students and staff checked on her. Fall lambing season at Penn State's Sheep Barn facility on the University Park campus provides a great learning experience for students in the College of Agricultural Sciences.
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Three-day old lambs were moved to a larger area, with their mothers, so they could begin to stretch their legs and investigate the world on Oct. 16 at Penn State's Sheep Barn facility on the University Park campus.
