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N Q 06/03/24 03:49

Hi Sue, alls well here in Wis too except for the amount of rain we've been getting. We've had about 14" more than normal for this time of the year, I'm getting tired of day after day of rain but everything is looking green and lush which is nice.

 
silversquirrel 05/29/24 19:41

Hi all.  Just checking in to see who is alive and well.   AZ Sue/Silversquirrel.   

 
N Q 04/26/24 13:31

Here's the peacock showing his beautiful feathers while guarding the barn door.

http://i.postimg.cc/hj2WC5Lc/peacock.jpg

 
N Q 11/18/23 12:52

Thanks Homely for confirming what kind of bird that was, he's been sitting in that spot off and on this week, I was going to say maybe it's sheltered from the elements but I see that the cam is now iced over, so it must not be.

 
Homely 11/15/23 15:24

It was a peahen!

 
Homely 11/15/23 15:06

The crane may be gone, but now there is a bird in front of the camera. I think it is a pheasant! Took a screen shot and will go confirm...

 
N Q 11/14/23 13:52

The crane is gone and it looks like they added onto the one barn, maybe did the same to the end of the barn closest to us. The bales of hay are where they normally keep them, next to the road and in the area closest to the animals. I watched a truck deliver them last week, they use a small crane and a forklift to move them around.

 
N Q 10/05/23 21:31

Phoenix, that was my first thought but that's way too big of a crane for hay. It's the same type of cranes that you see on construction sites, I sorta wonder if they're building something behind the barn.

 
Phoenix 10/05/23 15:29

NQ, maybe the crane is used for loading hay or some sort of Alpaca food into the barn??

 
N Q 10/05/23 02:57

Sue of course I will but I have a feeling it'll be a short search with so few cams left :(

 
Arizona Sue 10/05/23 00:17

Hello N Q.   Good to see you here.  You'll start your Christmas 🎄 tree search in December?

 
N Q 10/01/23 18:38

I wonder what they use the yellow crane for, this morning it was in the down position, now it's straight up.

 
Joe Hector 04/11/22 06:55

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

 
MD 03/23/22 13:49

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

 
Arizona Sue 03/21/22 16:29

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.  

 
deacon 01/18/22 15:37

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

 
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MD 11/29/19 17:29

LOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!

 
stargzr 11/29/19 16:49

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

 
MD 01/28/19 08:36

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

 

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