Just had an alpaca get up close to the cam...how cute!

Hi Sue ...  I was trying to find out if alpacas are grouchy and found that there are at least 4 alpaca farms not far from me:

http://www.dartmoorreach.com/

http://alpaca-antics.co.uk/alpaca-experiences-devon/

http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/LocationPhotoDirectLink-g190802-d190899-i46969626-Prickly_Ball_Farm-Newton_Abbot_Devon_England.html

This link tells you that alpacas spit ... but only at each other:

http://www.widecombe-in-the-moor.com/alpaca/index.php

All I can think of is a nice warm alpaca sweater and giving these sweet animals a pet on the head.   Or maybe they are grouchy, like mules or camels.  

Good to see this camera is still working. Many have ceased to exist.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marshmallow#/media/File:White_Marshmallows.jpg

There are wolves in Switzerland but no cougars or coyotes.  Alpacas must have chased them off.  :D

Such beautiful and smart animals.  More and more sheep/cattle ranchers are using them as "guard dogs" these days.  A much more natural and humane way to see off threats from wolves, cougars, coyotes, etc.

http://www.extension.umn.edu/agriculture/horse/nutrition/bale-wrapping-affects-forage-quality/

Aww ... hiding among the hay bales.

About a dozen Alpacas seem interested in the chicken pen next to them. I see drum sticks.

Camera angle seems to have changed.

Someone needs to clean the window and get out the fly spray!

I love this cam.

it looks like some of them are just standing around the local feeding hole gossiping or catching up on the days happenings :)

Feeding time ... how cute.

WOW!!!!! They didn't get this much last winter.

They have gotten a lot of snow here recently. Looks nice.

Carol... brilliant find.

Trix..... interesting link.