There are wolves in Switzerland but no cougars or coyotes. Alpacas must have chased them off. :D
Rain Shadow04/03/17 18:11
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.
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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.
Carol ... how's your weather been? I see in the news that L.A. had a tornado as part of the storm front hitting California! =0
http://www.cnn.com/2014/12/13/us/california-storm/index.html
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Thanks Carol ... good find. :)
Green thumb please.
http://www.webcams.travel/webcam/1113821046-Weather-Toggenburg-Alpakas-Stein-SG