Llamas, Fortunately
5/28/2009 3:38:15 AM
But Wilde’s happy-go-lucky and adventurous lifestyle developed a twist when he wound up a father. It was one thing to go it alone in the wilderness, another thing to care for his young child. His solution: a llama. . . . Complete story

Tampa's Lowry Park Zoo Is Rated By Parents Magazine As The Top Zoo For Children
4/5/2009 3:36:34 PM
Parents applauded Tampa’s Lowry Park Zoo for its many interactive exhibits that allow children and families to connect with animals like giraffes, stingrays and camels. It also recognized Wallaroo Station, the 4.5-acre Australian children’s area, where kids can “brush a goat’s fur, feed birdseed lollipops to parakeets, walk down a path as kangaroos and wallabies hop in front of them, and ride a llama.” . . . Complete story

Llamas part of honor guard at man's funeral
2/15/2009 3:16:12 PM
During McCrone's eulogy, the Rev. Bob Ladygo, pastor of Bible Baptist Church in Madison Township, told of McCrone's llamas coming to the window of his home where they could see him after he became ill. . . . Complete story

Monastery has llama herd
10/26/2008 3:42:08 PM
The sisters at Richardton's Sacred Heart Monastery have been excited to meet the newest member of their llama herd, but they haven't been in total agreement about the name. . . . Complete story

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15th Annual Llama Fest 2009

Yellowstone 2008
8/11/2008 3:17:59 AM
We had another great trip. The mosquitoes and horse flies were out in force and were a constant nusiance for the llamas. They weren't as much of a problem when we were moving but when we stopped or camped they were there. Most of the time the llamas were tethered at camp they would be laying down to protect their undersides and were constantly rubbing their heads on the grass or nearby bushes. Of course when hiking they liked to rub their head on the back of our packs too. . . . Complete story

Llama Fest highlights message of tolerance
7/21/2008 10:40:36 PM
Llamas are native to lands far from where Hinduism originated, but in these docile creatures, Charu Das sees an exemplary adherence to one of the main tenants of his faith: tolerance. . . . Complete story

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» “Roughing It”
» Wind River Encore
» Llama Whisperer
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