Today is National Llama Appreciation Day, so last night I went in search of Snow White to get some pictures to post ...
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| Nope, She's Not Resting in the Shade With Us ... |
She wasn't in the Loafing Shed resting with some of the ewes and lambs, so I set off to hike around this paddock. We have a secure tightly fenced section around the Loafing Shed where we bring everyone in after the day of grazing. The spring water development is in this section too.
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| Snow White At Sunset |
Of course, she was all the way up at the highest point of the paddock near the gate along the road. From the piles of "llama beans" nearby, you can tell that she likes this spot.
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| "I can see the whole place from here!" |
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| Snow White Can Oversee Her Flock From Gate to Gate |
As I was taking pictures, Snow White wandered down to graze closer to her flock. We have been very fortunate to have her as our guardian llama. Officially, she's Radar's Snow White #280010 and she came to us during lambing season in April 2014 from the Suttons at RA DAR LLAMAS. She had never seen sheep before, but she was immediately fascinated by the lambs.
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| Snow White Sees First Lamb - April 2014 - Wow! |
So back to last night, Snow White returns to grazing and watching her flock of ewes and lambs. We really appreciate our llama!
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Wild Rose Farm - Snow White at Work!
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Here's another way that you can appreciate your llama during these trying times ...
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