Another one needs to be shorn

but does not look quite as bad as the previous one.

[moni kozi]

I love the colours. That grass looks so fresh.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Certainly not as bad as the other - will be shorn before next summer I am sure !

[Susan Wakely]

A lush supply of greenery to graze on.

[Joan Robillard]

I am sure that will happen soon

[Margo]

Like this country shot

[Steve Chappell]

Nice shot

[narayani]

Did you decide if they were llamas or alpacas? My vote is for llama 😄 Definitely doesn’t need a clip as much as the other.

[Valerie Chesney]

Gorgeous!

[Lou Ann]

A beautiful animal. Alpaca (if that is what it is) wool is highly rated here. So soft and fine.

[Babs]

My vote is for a llama too because I think alpacas ears are smaller and their faces are rounder.

I posted a photo of a llama on 365 a couple of years ago and this chap looks like that.
http://365project.org/onewing/365/2018-08-14

[Mags]

LOL! Looking a little rough.

[katy]

He actually doesn’t look too bad yet!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great capture.

[Bep]

Pretty shot.

[Rosie Kind]

Love it

[Ann H. LeFevre]

What amazes me is that the wool looks bad like this but by the time it's shorn, carded and washed it looks great and feels nice and soft. Good shot!

[Elyse Klemchuk]

I like this very much! The llama (or alpaca), the field and sky!

[Rick]

Awesome capture.

[Diana]

@monikozi @beryl @wakelys @joansmor @777margo @swchappell @narayani @happysnaps @louannwarren @onewing @marlboromaam @grammyn @mittens @gijsje @rosiekind @olivetreeann @kchuk @rickster549 Thanks for the lovely comments and favs, they are very much appreciated.

[Diana]

@onewing Lol Babs, did you kiss that one? Here one can see that it is a Llama, I could not really see the face of the of the one and he seemed so much bigger. Katja and I went to an Alpaca farm where they also had Llamas, so I should know the difference, but forgot it ;-)