I am so excited to show you this post today. You may
remember in July I posted about 2 Llama that Mark in Donegal had purchased called Peaches and Fred. CLICK HERE if you missed it and it is worth seeing again anyway. He had hoped that Peaches was with foal and this week he was delighted (as I was also) to announce that Peaches had her foal and he is naming her Dot. She is just about 1 hour old in these photos and Peaches had no trouble having her. He has given me permission to share these photographs with you today.
Isn’t
she adorable.
I just wish she lived
closer to me so I could see her growing up.
Thanks to Mark for sending me these photographs.
I am linking with SATURDAY CRITTERS
Many thanks for visiting and also to those who leave comments.
oh, such a cute little one :-)
ReplyDeleteWonderful.
ReplyDeleteFantastic! An adorable little one and glad she seems to be thriving!
ReplyDeleteAwww.
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous aren't they? And their coats are sooooo soft.
such a cutie and we just visited a Llama farm this week, we enjoy being around them plus I love their wool for knitting.
ReplyDeleteDot is such a cute little one! Amazing it is only one-hour old in these photos!
ReplyDeleteThey are so cute Margaret.
ReplyDeletehow adorable is that little one, those spindly little legs will get stronger day by day.
ReplyDeleteSweet little foal!
ReplyDeleteI'm amazed how big Dot is already, and such long legs, Margaret! She really is adorable!
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteAdorable... love your shot of mum and bub looking direct at camera... YAM xx
Oh my goodness! How cute is that :) Thanks so much to you and Mark for sharing.
ReplyDeleteFirst I've seen one of these. So precious.
ReplyDeleteHello Margaret, both Peaches and her foal are cuties. Dot is just adorable. Cute photos. Thank you so much for linking up and sharing your post. Have a happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteOh Margaret, what a little treasure. So adorable and so young. Thank you for sharing these super photos.
ReplyDeleteOh, how cute! I've never seen a new born. I always get a kick out of seeing llamas or Alpacas.
ReplyDeleteIncredible sweet faces!
ReplyDeleteGrate shots of lama. Very cute.
ReplyDeleteThat's a cute baby! And she is already well known in the business world. I see her name everywhere -"Dot.Com". And Peaches is a very pretty Mama Llama!
ReplyDeleteMargaret, Gini and I hope you're having a wonderful and blessed weekend!
wow, that's a swift recovery for both momma and baby! I love the sweet faces of llamas.
ReplyDeleteThat must have been a lot of fun. Nice shots.
ReplyDeletetiny little thing. :)
ReplyDeleteSo very cute!
ReplyDeleteso adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteaww, the little one is so tiny. what a real sweetheart. are you allow to rub their fur, i wonder if it is soft? smooth? or? ( ;
ReplyDeleteSo precious! I've never seen a newborn Llama!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet wee thing!
ReplyDeleteShe's a cute little thing! I'm glad everything went well. Have a great Sunday!
ReplyDeleteThat has to take a prize for the cutest animal I've seen for a while. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteOh congratulations, Peaches. What a beautiful baby you have. Big pats and good thoughts for you and your baby.
ReplyDeleteNice one Margaret.
ReplyDeleteThey are crazy looking animals - we see a few around the place here - I think they are often kept to protect the sheep from foxes.
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
so sweet!!! it looks just like a baby alpaca!!!!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the world, Dot! May it be good to you.
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Could you tell me where Llamas can we visited in Donegal or surrounding counties. My mum loves them so we'd love to bring her for Mother's Day. Dawn
ReplyDeleteEmail me please and I MIGHT be able to help you.
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