Saturday, June 24

Daily Farm Photo 6/24/06: Figuring Out How Animals Think


Okay, this I understand. It's the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence thing.



It's this I don't get.

This is her bowl of treats, in her pen, and she knows perfectly well she could just walk right around that panel to reach it.



Oh, I see. It's a llama thing.

A year of Daily Photos ago:
Makeshift Fence

13 comments:

  1. This Llama thing is great :o)

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  2. Susan, your blog is great and I think you are an interesting farm girl. Hats off!

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  3. This is a great blog. I'm so glad I came across it. I grew up on a sheep, dairy, pig, cash crops farm. We had every animal imaginable. Chickens, ducks, geese, horses (my favorite) and more. I love the llama photos too.

    My job on the farm was taking care of our 50+ head of sheep and training my border collie on them too for competition.

    Stop by my Border Collie blog sometime: http://petchronicles.blogspot.com

    I'm hoping to get some pictures of my old dogs to post on there real soon.

    Take care! I look forward to revisiting!

    -Ann

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  4. Love the photos!!

    love the inspiration!!

    hubby and i talk often of moving to the country, and even doing the grow our own food and keep some chickens thing

    glad blogger's main site led me here

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  5. love your pics!! It takes me back :)

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  6. http://malteseparakeet.blogspot.com/2006/06/separated-at-birth.html

    you must see this if you have a Llama..it is so cute - not that your aren't.......but this is too funny.

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  7. I just love you Blogg! I found it by looking at the "updated blogg "section and thought. WOW someone like me , lets take a look. Although I have not done as well on my blogg and at 56 I think the life style changes were more of a shock, but, hee hee hee, after a year and a half, I am still struggling along and stepping in "cow pies".
    Wanda..(from Canada)

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  8. Muy bello blog. Tras echar un rápido vistazo, me sorprendió encontrar la imagen de una llama. Felicidades.

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  9. You do know I'm expecting at least one of the llamas to be named after me...right?

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  10. Why is it that I tend to see t-shirts everywhere? I hardly ever wear any but plain ones any more, due to the ridiculousness issues which arise with age. But I can't get the Uncle Dan one ("I could have slept in the shed") out of my head, and now I'm seeing "It's a Llama thing" shirts, too.

    BTW,I think it would be very appropriate to name the llamas "Lindy: and "Jeff". We might even stop nagging you-though I doubt if the chickenz ever will. Can't speak for them, of course. Heh, heh.

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  11. i am new to the game but your pictures were telling !amm looking forward to the next set...keep clicking!

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