My daughter has loved st.fagans since she was 5. She has built the st.fagans farm with her toys! She has put her toys in a new st.fagans farm and made Emma,Ian and Bryan the farmers.

Have really enjoyed watching the ewes and lambs. A very big thank you for all that you do and hope you all have a good year.

And that's it for another year!

The live stream from the lambing shed comes to an end tonight at 8pm. We hope you have enjoyed watching over the last 3 weeks as we welcomed over 300 lambs into the world. Thank you for getting involved and for sending in your questions. There are some ewes still left to lamb so we'll keep updating the Lamb-o-meter and will post a blog next week as our lambing season comes to an end.

Hwyl am y tro - Bye for now

Hi Sarah. The black ewe is fine.
Apologies, we had a technical issue that meant the stream had to be reset. We were back up and running before the black ewe gave birth - she had some assistance from Emma and George and now has two healthy lambs.

How is the black ewe? She seemed to be laboring for a long time. The video was then lost. didn't know if video was turned off for a reason?

Looks like yesterday was super TEWEsday!!
Glad of a few more days.

Happy to hear the smallest triplet survived and has a life ahead of her. Thank you for this wonderful learning opportunity! We’re tuning in from the US.

Hi Michele.
We couldn’t agree more - the Farmers are doing an incredible job.
Regarding the triplets born yesterday - the little white lamb is the smallest lamb we’ve ever had but is doing ok. She won’t be taken out to the fields with the flock as she would likely die straight away due to being so small, and instead will be kept by one of our Farmers as a pet lamb.

What a day yesterday, exciting to watch, but the poor farmers well done to them. Was the little white lamb born with the two black large lambs ok in the end must admit we thought she was dead.

So happy LambCam was extended! I can't switch off ;)