Lambcam

Diolch am wylio | Thanks for watching

Our live stream has come to an end for another year – and what a brilliant 3 weeks we’ve had having welcomed over 450 lambs. Thank you for your company again this year, Lambcammers. We hope you’ve enjoyed watching!

Nos da | Goodnight

YMDDIHEURIADAU | APOLOGIES 

Oherwydd gwaith uwchraddio TG hanfodol, bydd Sgrinwyna yn diffodd ar yr amser cynharach o 6pm heno. Ymddiheurwn am yr anghyfleustra ac edrychwn ymlaen at ddod â hynt a helynt y sied ŵyna atoch chi unwaith eto o 8am bore fory. 

Due to important IT upgrading work, Lambcam will be offline from the earlier time of 6pm tonight. We apologise for the inconvenience and look forward to bringing you the action from the lambing shed once again from 8am tomorrow morning.

Ooh very exciting morning. Such an overzealous auntie there too.

Good evening Charlotte & Matthew. Thank you for your message - great to hear that you enjoyed your visit to St Fagans today and got to see a live birth in person! I'll make sure your kind words are passed on to Emma and the team as well.
Approximately T-minus 50 weeks to go until next year...?!

We love lamb cam! ? ? 
For at least the last 6 years we have watched it intently and always visit St Fagans around my birthday to see if we can catch a birth in real life. Today we were lucky enough to witness black twins entering the world, the ewe was a first time Mam and had been labouring for a long time so was assisted by the shepherdess and shepherd. We meet them every year and they are always very friendly and explain what they are doing and why, more important to note is they are always so caring and kind towards the animals - it really is a joy to witness. Diolch yn fawr lamb cam! Already counting down the weeks until next year ?

Im watching this in Western Australia.Love St Fagans.Been there many times.Best Wishes to you and the Welsh sheep.

New layout

Some eagle-eyed viewers will have spotted that we had a little change around yesterday. The remaining ewes expecting single lambs have been moved to the top end of the large lambing shed. The remaining ewes expecting twins are now in the middle + bottom pens, marked with 1 green dot on their backs. The smaller shed across the yard will now be used as one of the large group bonding pens - so we'll have some lovely lambs to watch all day long!

Oh bless him, I'm really sorry to hear that, thanks for letting me know and hope the team are okay.

Hello Chess. Both twins were fine for the first hour or so. However, it looks like one of them had thick gunk in his belly and we have unfortunately just lost him.