Showing posts with label alpacas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label alpacas. Show all posts

Thursday, 19 February 2009

Hello, Isis!

There is a queue......to have a peek at Zinnia and her baby, Isis.And all together now, 'Aaaaaaahhhh....'Ps.: These are the neighbour gnomes' alpacas.

Wednesday, 23 July 2008

Hello!

Yes, I'm still here. Just a tad busy.
Here's Cleopatra to entertain you. I'll be back shortly.

Tuesday, 24 June 2008

Alpacas revisited

The babies are growing.
While the mums are busy eating.PS.: These pictures were taken at the end of April. I'm sure the little ones are less little now. I'm also sure the mums are still enjoying their food.

Another PS.: Just in case there are some new readers here - these are not our alpacas. They are our neighbour's.

Wednesday, 20 February 2008

This is NOT an alpaca-blog!

...but they are sooo cute, and I have sooo many pictures of them.

So, skip this post, if you are tired of alpacas.

We went to visit our neighbours and their alpacas on the weekend. It is amazing to see how big the babies grow in such a short time!

Addie (in the middle), Flora (the youngest) on the left, and Ezekiel (to the right). Flora is already bigger than Ezekiel.

Cocoa and Shadow.

Ezekiel being curious.

Monday, 11 February 2008

Here is Flora!

Arrived this morning at 9am.

She's already posing daintily.

Mother (Xenia) and daughter.

Let's play!

Peekaboo!

Tuesday, 5 February 2008

It's a boy!

Here is Ezekiel, one day old.

Mother and son.

Auntie Cleopatra checking out the little one.

Cocoa (remember the little one 4 days ago?) and Ezekiel.

Edited on 5 February 2008: After receiving quite a few (very positive) remarks concerning these alpacas I would like to make it clear that they are not our alpacas, they our neighbours'. I hadn't realised that I had not made this clear in the blog posts. Sorry about that. Our neighbours are just very kind people who let us fawn over their alpacas.

Thursday, 31 January 2008

It's a girl!

We received the birth announcement this morning. Visiting hours 10am - 6pm. So guess who visited mother and baby not long after 10am?

The welcoming committee with the 3 aunties.

One day old and already on its legs. Wobbly, but walking.

Portrait of mother and daughter.

That's enough. Let's go somewhere quieter.

Wait for me!