Llama #1, with a dental problem by goodoleboy

Photography • Animals • posted on Jan 11, 2007

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Captured at the city's nature center, about one-third of a mile from my abode. The center, ensconced in a large park, boasts a variety of farm animals that would make even Old McDonald green with envy: chickens, geese, pigs, a donkey, miniature horse, turkey, pigs, sheep, goats, bovines, and, interestingly, llamas. And no, there are no fetid aromas emanating from this area. The llamas, definite favorites of mine, are attractive animals, friendly, passive, inquisitive, and gladly remain still for photographs, unlike most cats and dogs. Anyway, the subject shown in the picture above, cute as it is, is in dire need of an orthodontist. Thanks for dropping by, and more nature center animals and daisy manipulation captures to come!

Comments (15)

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Boofy

4:34PM | Thu, 11 January 2007

Hi. Great pic! My uncle has 4 Alpacas on his sheep farm in Australia to guard the sheep, I would say llamas do the same elsewhere. He said if you put them in the same paddock they bunch together 'like a bunch of nattering women!' (his words not mine!) However, if you keep a paddock between them they do their job of guarding the sheep. Unfortunately they don't distinguish between foxes and sheep dogs so some care has to be taken there. His four do tolerate the mangy house dog Archie for some reason....probably because he looks more like a tattered lamb than a dog. Those city farms are great for kids that would otherwise never see a farm animal. There is one about 2 miles from my home too.Thanks for sharing. Jenny

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babuci

4:51PM | Thu, 11 January 2007

hah...no daisies?!!...the Llama eat it all...bad llama...baaad! Cute animal I have to admit, even with a stand out teeth.

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Mayliah

5:09PM | Thu, 11 January 2007

An entirely adorable photograph. :)

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Richardphotos

5:39PM | Thu, 11 January 2007

looks like he bit off more than he can chew. excellent portrait

MrsLubner

5:48PM | Thu, 11 January 2007

I knew a boy back in the 2nd grade who looked just like this! Only he had a mass of freckles as well! Good shot and it brings a smile to the face... mine, not the llama's

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Biffowitz

5:53PM | Thu, 11 January 2007

haha... I can't wait till you give him "the swirl treatment" Funny shot, I thought he was having a bad hair day, till I seen his teeth! Interesting and fun capture for sure, the detail rocks!!!!

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lilmissfrightmare

6:08PM | Thu, 11 January 2007

I love llamas! :) he looks adorable

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mollymaye

6:30PM | Thu, 11 January 2007

Very funny, and great title. :)

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jocko500

11:36PM | Thu, 11 January 2007

this is a good shot of this animal. lol at those teeth. wonder if they are natural like this???

Valerie-Ducom

1:29AM | Fri, 12 January 2007

ahahah, so hard problem dental !!! Excellent shot my dear friend !!! Good day and hugs :)

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busi2ness

2:56AM | Fri, 12 January 2007

What a cute face despite the dental flaw! LOL

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morningglory

8:18AM | Fri, 12 January 2007

What a cutie! Sounds like a great place to visit.

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mark.spooner

12:58PM | Fri, 12 January 2007

Excellent!

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kierab

12:31AM | Mon, 15 January 2007

LOL at this critter and his need for braces. :-D

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kimariehere

1:41AM | Tue, 16 January 2007

i have never seen a beige one only darker colors he sure is cuteee!!! wonderful capture my friend (psst 38 miles from the supulvida basin? wow! didn't know you lived in the same area !!) wonderful shot i love these guys they are so funny!!