The grass in the house paddock is getting a little long, so I thought I would let Udo the llama in to graze. After initially filling his mouth, he went exploring the house - seen here looking into the laundry window.
16 acres on "the Edge"
Sunday, 16 October 2011
TWO ANIMALS IN STRANGE PLACES
The weather has been regularly hovering around a maximum of 24 degrees, but yesterday the forecast was for today to be 10 degrees hotter. Around 11.30am when the temperature was 31 degrees, I could not find Vijay, the Bengal cat. After much searching I found him on the sunny side of the studio baking inside the smaller terracotta pot seen below.
The grass in the house paddock is getting a little long, so I thought I would let Udo the llama in to graze. After initially filling his mouth, he went exploring the house - seen here looking into the laundry window.
It turned out to not be a good idea considering 160kg could destroy sprinkler heads and the most interesting plants for Udo are the ones I have been carefully tending over the last year. Thankfully he willingly joined his mates in the back paddock. His next visit will be on a lead.
The grass in the house paddock is getting a little long, so I thought I would let Udo the llama in to graze. After initially filling his mouth, he went exploring the house - seen here looking into the laundry window.
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