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#GutenMorgen Fediland. ☕
Angesichts der gesetzlich verordneten Spaßbremse und des nicht gerade zum Wandern einladenden Wetters werde ich mir heute vielleicht den einen oder anderen Film anschauen. Infrage kommen natürlich nur Streifen, die sich mit klerikalen Themen auseinandersetzen. Das Leben des Brian, Dogma und His Dark Materials sind damit in der engeren Wahl.
Habt einen schönen #Freitag.
#Fotografie #Photography #Tiere #Animals #Alpakas #Alpacas

Porträtaufnahme eines schwarz-weiß gescheckten Alpakas (Vicugna pacos). Das Tier blickt den Betrachter direkt an. Es hat das Maul geöffnet und den Unterkiefer nach rechts verschoben.
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crypticcelery @ EH22 ☎️ 2579

Alpacas! And some snow.
This was a walk with the alpacas, with quite a bit of alpaca knowledge included: They are really intelligent, have a fairly consistent hierarchy and marching order, they were selectively bred thousands of years ago from vicuña (and sadly produce way too much wool for their own good), they make very cute noises, and they will fight of smaller predators (which includes wolves).

A photo of a somewhat young light-brown alpaca, looking slightly up at the camera, head slightly tilted in curiosity. Seems like she might want something. There is another alpaca partially visible right behind it, and a few more are in the partially snowy meadow behind it.
An indoor photo of two brown alpacas munching on some hay at the moment. Neither is directly facing the camera, but it looks like the two of them might be about to have a chat.
A close-up photo of "Windspitz", a white and brown mottled alpaca, outside in a partially snowy forest, with his head pointing to the left of the frame. There is some fresh snowflakes on his very floofy wool, he is still carrying a single stalk of hay in his mouth, and there is a leash attached to him (with me on the other end). This is to help guide them around roads, because they would usually form a more teardrop shaped herd, which can be problematic when cars are around.
An indoor photo of a very-light brown alpaca, head pointed straight at the camera. His large black looking eyes look very cute, almost like on a teddy bear. In general, he just looks really cute!
#TimelineCleanser#Alpacas#Animals
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Y⃒̸̷̝̜̙ͥͥͥngmar

The former goat pens I cleared with the Brushfucker 30000 yesterday. Left some of the more established trees standing until we can see what they are.

So we've got two fenced in pens and a stable (still needs mucking out) now. Hmmm! :think_bread:

No, we don't want goats. Not sure what yet. I'd like #Alpacas but they're pricey and hard to get.

Weather today was amazing by the way. But now winter is coming back for a while.

A fenced in area that was until recently overgrown with brush, grass and small trees. A cluster of young trees is still standing, everything else is flat on the ground. Someone should probably collect it. The sun is shining in a clear sky with some clouds in the distance.
#Homestead
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Alpha1Nine :funkwhale: :sofia:

Tales of the #Wiltipoll arrival - the long version.

After the lambs had been left alone with the #MudBrothers for awhile, I decided to check how things were going.

I carried a patio chair with me (for comfort & support of my knees & back) & as I got to the gate leading out back the #alpacas met me.

I brushed past them - they’d been eating lucerne - & tried to spot the lambs. (I’ve been told by my better half that they are still classed as lambs for another 6 months.)

No sign.

I moved further into the paddock & spotted them eating near our trees.

The second I moved, the #MudBrothers abandoned the lucerne & moved to follow me, staying behind, but very close.

My brave alpacas were scared of the lambs! LOL!

I moved my chair closer for a decent photo & the boys shadowed me.

Sitting down the lambs caught sight of me & moved to approach me - the alpacas moved away & hid behind some thistles.

The #MudBrothers stayed there the entire time I was watching the lambs eat before eventually laying down by one of the trees.

I had my photos to #toot, so I picked up my chair & headed back to the house.

The alpacas abandoned their lamb watching thistle position & went back to eating lucerne by the gate.

I did manage to get the back of my neck badly sunburnt, I’ll wear my digger hat next time instead of a cap.

Yours, @John

Hello boys. The lambs see me and are curious.
After having snacked for awhile they found a shady spot.
The alpacas still don’t quite know what to make of it all.
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