Thank you for the Lamb Cam - what a fabulous cast, and what an uplifting experience!

Here’s some praise for all the brilliant members of staff looking after the sheep and lambs, if I were a lamb or a sheep I would definitely want to live at St Fagans. Well done we’re all really enjoying your efforts Watching you on the webcam.

Yay —- passed the 300 mark. Couldn’t quite see the black ewe before but just had a fab view of the llanwenog ewe giving birth to no 301(?). Keeping watch for her other twin

Ty again all ??

Good Morning all xx Well done shepherds for delivering those little twin lambs. Was the second one number 300?

Thanks Sandi #lambcamsuperfan

Wow only 5 away from 300 lambs what a busy time for all the had working dedicated farming staff and all whilst being live streamed 24/7 to the world (bet not many can say that!!) I love that it’s in an area accessible for visitors and that we have the bonus of lambcam during lambing season.
Myself and the children have loved our visits to st Fagans even though we only usually visit the farm and park. As a childcare worker this is very educational for the children (myself too) and the farmers are always very polite and informative- answering the children’s many questions.
So a huge thankyou From us all. We will enjoy the rest of this seasons lambcam (a real godsend at the mo!)
Sandi

Nice to have lambing in a close unit but try the robots of doing it on a hill farm with snow. Wind rain .

Hi Carol Ann

They've all got their legs crossed at the minute!

Hi Bernice. Will you show lamb number 300 on here and maybe call it Tri-star :-)

Hi Linda

Glad to hear you have been enjoying the Lambing season at St Fagans with your family.

The umbilical cord usually breaks by itself during the birth process with sheep. Occasionally you might see the farm team breaking a cord if it's still attached.