Wayfarers warned to keep clear
Police are warning walkers to refrain from rescuing young lambs that appear abandoned by their mothers.
Officers have received reports from farmers that people have attempted to 'save' them - which can interfere with the relationship between a new born and its parent.
Ramblers are warned the lambs count as livestock - which means there's a chance removing them without the owner's permission is an offence.
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