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I found some Larmas - Watto Photos - 05-21-2022
I found this group of Llamas in a small street in the English countryside they seemed to like the sunshine.
RE: I found some Larmas - Catherine - 05-21-2022
They do look very happy in the sun. They seem to be a very contented group. You must always be prepared for filming when you go out.
RE: I found some Larmas - Watto Photos - 05-23-2022
Yes I always carry my camera with me if I can on hikes in the countryside
RE: I found some Larmas - LPC - 05-23-2022
I have some alpacas, only in France, not the UK. I think that you should rename your video, as judging by the body size and especially the shape of the ears, what you filmed are alpacas and not llamas. Llamas are bigger, taller and have more elongated ears.
I'm glad that you enjoyed your experience filming the alpacas! They are delightful animals, with a gentle and curious nature.
RE: I found some Larmas - Catherine - 05-23-2022
I can't always tell the difference between Alpacas and Llamas. So I looked up an article that compares them.
https://modernfarmer.com/2015/09/difference-between-llama-and-alpaca/
Now that I really look at the ears I can see the difference. Alpacas look woolier too. They have a puffy, fluffy look compared to Llamas.
If you see them together the size difference is obvious. Alpacas are cuter. I am sure you agree.
RE: I found some Larmas - LPC - 05-23-2022
(05-23-2022, 03:30 PM)Catherine Wrote: Alpacas are cuter. I am sure you agree.You must be a mind reader, Catherine, haha!
RE: I found some Larmas - Catherine - 05-24-2022
Their little wooly faces are so sweet. I can understand why you have Alpacas.