I photographed these Alpaca on my way to Cushendall and
I thought you would like to see them before we get on the boat tomorrow. Remember your seasick pills although none of
us took any and were OK.
I don't think I personally have ever seen Alpaca in Northern Ireland so this was a first for me. I hope you enjoyed seeing them also.
I am linking this post with SATURDAY CRITTERS.
Many thanks for you visit and also to all those who leave comments.
I do love alpaca. Their faces are charming.
ReplyDeleteI am very, very prone to motion sickness. Not helped by the fact I cannot take any of the usual medications to relieve it....
HI Sue You may struggle next week as all of the video is shot from a moving boat!
DeleteOh, they are so beautiful !!!
ReplyDeleteAlways nice to visist your blog, Margaret !!
Fantastic shots !
Happy weekend :)
Alpacas are a rarity in N.I. though I have seen their cousins, the llamas! They are cute but I wouldn't get too close in case they spit!
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Great shots of these interesting animals :-)
ReplyDeleteAlpacas are lovely animals with a gentle temperament!
ReplyDeleteThe first pair of booties I bought for my granddaughter 12 years ago were knitted in alpaca fibre and so soft and warm.
Love your photos Margaret and thank you for directing me to your Willy Wagtail link - I loved it!!!
Shane x
I did enjoy seeing them Margaret, their sweet odd faces always make me smile :) Happy weekend to you also.
ReplyDeleteHello Margaret, I love the alpacas. They have adorable faces. Great photos and post. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteThey have such funny, little faces.
ReplyDeleteThe Alpacas are looking great Margaret, excellent photos.
ReplyDeleteThey are funny-looking critters. But cute!
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They look so curious and sweet! I've never seen Alpacas in real life - but I often knit, using Alpaca wool. So soft and comfy!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend!
they are unique critters. :)
ReplyDeleteI think Alpacas have the silliest expressions on their cute faces. I don't ever see any so thanks for sharing. Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteThey look a bit perturbed to be photographed after being so recently shorn of their wool.
ReplyDeleteYour Alpacas are adorable. I have always thought of them as such pretty animals
ReplyDeleteAwww....very cute!
ReplyDeleteWonderful alpaca! They have such funny faces.
ReplyDeleteAren't they sweet!
ReplyDeleteThe first one's face reminds me of someone in "Alice in Wonderland", but I can't remember which one. Fun shots!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting!
ReplyDeleteI like the alpacas' "bangs" by their eyes.
ReplyDeleteLooks like they have had their cut! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI love these faces! So glad you got to see them.
ReplyDeleteThey are just too cute for words...
ReplyDeleteThose babies looks so naked - but I suppose that's okay in the summer.
ReplyDeleteKinda like how Shaggy (my Bobtail) was when we would shave him for summer.
Great finds and snaps!
Have a Beautiful Day!
Peace :)
Such a funny expression on the first one's face, and I love the green lips! The other one has them too, it must be from the grass. They are beautiful animals.
ReplyDeleteLove alpacas. First saw them in Peru many years ago. They are so gentle and their hair so soft for sweaters and rugs, etc.
ReplyDeleteCute alpacas!
ReplyDeleteI think you'd have to be a truly miserable so & so not to smile at a Alpaca. They just have such a funny face
ReplyDeleteAlways fun to have a surprise! Nice shots.
ReplyDeletei, as you may know, are a big fan of these sweet animals!! they look wet!!
ReplyDeleteThey looked like they have just been shaved. Great shots!
ReplyDeletecute animals, but this time they look naked :)
ReplyDeleteLovely photos of these cute animals!
ReplyDeletePeople raise them here in Virginia. That white one is really cute!
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