Llama and fence
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19 comments:
Good thing this guy has a lot of fur:)
He does look pretty warm.
I don't think he's going very far with all those fences around him.
A very shaggy beast. We have a few around here. The farmers put them in with the sheep
I bought a book for my granddaughters called Llama Llama Misses Mama....so cute...so is your llama.
That is a nice high fence. To keep things out as well as keeping the animals in. MB
I think the poor fellow looks sad and so forlorn. Pehaps he's looking for Spring to come.
He looks warm that coat he sure does need it though. Great Shot !
Sheila ,have a good day
So beautiful Llama, I love these critters! I think the fence is to protect him from some road nearby.
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Léia
he's got all that fur on top but his little legs are probably cold :)
That is such a tall fence! Wow! I love llamas, even when they are cranky.
Great shot...it looks so cold...good thing their is lots of fur for warmth.
That llama looks a bit cold. I love the big fence posts!
Wonderful shot!
Glad he's got that fur coat!
The llama (alpaca?) has spotted skin. I thought that was interesting. neat fences. I guess that wire one has to be pretty high to keep him inside.
Its poor legs look cold....brrrrrrr
Hope that coat works well for the critter.
neat camera angle. so cool!! poor thing looks like he/she need a warmer place to hang out. ( :
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