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Alpaca Vision 40
It no longer surprises me but continues to amaze me, the way alpacas look at things. They really don’t miss much.
They love seeing themselves in reflections. I so enjoy Julie Taylor-Brown’s story of the milking parlour from episode 15 – here it is again.
As well as good daytime vision and noticing cows moving on the horizon, they have brilliant night time vision and a tendency to chase foxes. Sometimes cats, rabbits, our dogs and even hats, also attract their attention.
Send me a voice message
I sometimes sand and watch them grazing or chewing the cud - only to suddenly become aware, again, that they are also watching me.
Go watch and alpaca.
LINKS
Carthvean Alpacas - https://www.carthveanalpacas.com
This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis:
OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy
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By Steve Heatherington
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2323 ratings
It no longer surprises me but continues to amaze me, the way alpacas look at things. They really don’t miss much.
They love seeing themselves in reflections. I so enjoy Julie Taylor-Brown’s story of the milking parlour from episode 15 – here it is again.
As well as good daytime vision and noticing cows moving on the horizon, they have brilliant night time vision and a tendency to chase foxes. Sometimes cats, rabbits, our dogs and even hats, also attract their attention.
Send me a voice message
I sometimes sand and watch them grazing or chewing the cud - only to suddenly become aware, again, that they are also watching me.
Go watch and alpaca.
LINKS
Carthvean Alpacas - https://www.carthveanalpacas.com
This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis:
OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy