I found these guys driving around the country. It was sunset and they were as curious about me as I was about them. I am not sure if they are Llamas or Alpacas.
I thought this pigeon was sort of pretty – for a pigeon. I watched her and her buddy (2nd photo) scouring one parking spot in this parking lot looking for...
Check this site http://fayeswildlifefotos.blogspot.com/ for your answer. Faye has beautiful pictures here that she posts every day. I think that their unusual faces are remarkable.
I think they are Llamas as well. In the Texas panhandle area Llamas has become very popular. I am guessing Texas may have learned from New Mexico’s experience!
Hi Helen, thanks for your email 🙂 And Kate, thanks for the advertisement. heh
I think these are llamas too and they are beautiful. I like how they are sitting/standing in formation. The llama is my favorite animal. I love your giraffe photo too! They make such funny faces.
Thanks for the link to your blog. I will for sure be back to visit it.
Jenny Kilpatrick
2006-10-30 09:18
These are llamas, I look after alpacas and they look very different when you see them next to each other
jazzy
2006-10-26 04:07they look more like Llamas to me. cute photo.
mariemcc
2006-10-26 06:13Yep, I’m with Jazzy. I think they are llamas. Cute little fellers!
Kate
2006-10-26 06:48Check this site http://fayeswildlifefotos.blogspot.com/ for your answer. Faye has beautiful pictures here that she posts every day. I think that their unusual faces are remarkable.
Denton
2006-10-26 10:28I think they are Llamas as well. In the Texas panhandle area Llamas has become very popular. I am guessing Texas may have learned from New Mexico’s experience!
Jenny
2006-10-26 19:32I’ll vote for llamas too – there are quite a few around here. Great photo!
Faye Pekas
2006-10-26 20:14Hi Helen, thanks for your email 🙂 And Kate, thanks for the advertisement. heh
I think these are llamas too and they are beautiful. I like how they are sitting/standing in formation. The llama is my favorite animal. I love your giraffe photo too! They make such funny faces.
Thanks for the link to your blog. I will for sure be back to visit it.
Jenny Kilpatrick
2006-10-30 09:18These are llamas, I look after alpacas and they look very different when you see them next to each other