BGalloway
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Got around to getting pictures off my phone. I love the farm! Especially spring; these cute baby pictures will keep the cuteness levels up until lambing time. And randomly...Ferrets!
First, and the most recent photo of the alpacas...BigMac! So called because he weighed a whopping 27lbs at birth! That's llama size! Ouch!
This is little Kitana. Isn't she the cutest! This is her at about a week old.
A baby alpaca is a cria, isn't Kitana a fine little cria. That's her mother in the background with the white socks.
Little Victoria in the foreground, ears back means she's not thrilled at all the attention.
Careful layering of your alpacas may maximize cuteness.
Aww, kids...pretending to be super-goat.
"What, you want to be on top of the pipe?"
From a zoo but still adorable. Every morning should start with a nice bowl-o-goat.
"Did anyone order some cute?"
These are the pet safe packing peanuts and the ferrets were supervised for the entire playtime.
First, and the most recent photo of the alpacas...BigMac! So called because he weighed a whopping 27lbs at birth! That's llama size! Ouch!
This is little Kitana. Isn't she the cutest! This is her at about a week old.
A baby alpaca is a cria, isn't Kitana a fine little cria. That's her mother in the background with the white socks.
Little Victoria in the foreground, ears back means she's not thrilled at all the attention.
Careful layering of your alpacas may maximize cuteness.
Aww, kids...pretending to be super-goat.
"What, you want to be on top of the pipe?"
From a zoo but still adorable. Every morning should start with a nice bowl-o-goat.
"Did anyone order some cute?"
These are the pet safe packing peanuts and the ferrets were supervised for the entire playtime.
! The breed of goat we have on campus is the Boer Goat, they're native to South Africa and are a hardy meat breed well suited to warm dry climates (they absolutely THRIVE in Texas).