Fyta continues with his antics yet your photographer's technique gets no better. Fyta begins to lose patience with the (amateur) photographer! |
And he knows a good way of winding up the humans just after they have put fresh water into the trough - the reason for the watering can in the first place! |
Faro has been watching the action from a distance but decides to come along and see what all the fuss is about. These two are good pals and when one appears, the other is sure to be close behind. |
Nearby, Wee Eck (left) and Gully are in the shelter. Note that the green bucket has earlier been chucked out of the shelter - Fyta at his antics again! |
Great photos Shirley. They never grow out of being mischievous do they!
ReplyDeleteI think Fyta might have been trying a bit of levitation - we only have your word that the watering can was in his mouth! ;-)
ReplyDeleteDoes Fyta often pick up objects and carry them? Does he move them or just pick up and put down?? None of my 'pacas do that...how interesting!
ReplyDeleteI had to laugh at the look on Gully's and Gaucho's faces...as if to say 'Missed it!!', I would have loved to have seen these big boys in full pronk mode :) Lisa
Hi Lisa, It's a Fyta speciality! He does it with the hay buckets, watering cans and plastic bowls - he has'nt mastered how to pick up a shiny metal food bowl yet! He picks them up then drops them, sometimes tossing them about. He is the only one who does this too. Shirley & Robbie
DeleteThe finer weather has lifted their spirits and the whisper of the shearer on route !! Hope the weather stays settled for the big day, the garden plant is lovely... Jayne
ReplyDeleteLovely blog, happy boys to make you smile, that's what it's all for.
ReplyDeleteI know just what you mean about not having the camera at those moments you'd love to share! The boys are looking good as shearing day draws closer....hope the weather is kind! Our shearing was followed by some very cold weather...err!
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