Brought Texel ewe lambs in for heptavacing Tuesday afternoon and found 2 lambs out of about 300 with swollen heads, barely able to see. Apart from the swollen head and obvious discomfort they came down okay. Vet suggested a sting or something they'd eaten, gave steroids directly into vein and terramycin to be repeated in two days. On Sunday afternoon I'd dosed with a mineral drench (no copper) and fluke. The two of them were grazing on a hillside bordered by stone walls, mature trees and hedging all of which are native species with no known poisonous species. The field has several different types of fungi growing in it but to be honest their field matches just about every other field on the farm. Any ideas as to what it could be?
Apologies for the dark photo, was took when I got back from the vets.