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I am leaving town soon and won't be back until Monday, which means no posting from me until then.

 

I know it will be tough not having me around, but just be strong and we can get though this!

 

Happy Thanksgiving!

 

Post #900!

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Apparently it is going to be Blizzard like conditions in the UK! YAY!!! If I am at school and I am walking home from the bus, i will take some picture! But hopefully, school will be cancelled, but the weather forecast says that it is unlikely to lie. But, I am in Northern Ireland, and the rest of Uk will probably get more!

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She was bread in old kentuky but only a crumb up hereeee....shes knot kneed and double jointed with a califlower earrrrr.....someday we will get married where the vegetables are to dearrrr..... so I will cut myself a nice big sliceeee of her califlower earrr..........cuz it aint rationedddd!!!!!!

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The typical age to begin breeding llamas is two years for males (they frequently are not fertile before that but we remove all of our six month old boys from access to open females just in case) and in the case of females we meet the dual requirement of 18 months and at least 200 pounds. Llamas are induced ovulators (as are rabbits) meaning that they don't have a heat cycle, can be bred year round, must be bred to ovulate, and the males do not go into rut.

 

The actual breeding of llamas is not the hurried affair that it is in other animals nor does it occur in the standing position that most people associate with breeding of other species. Llama breeding usually begins when the female llama "kushes" (lies down with legs tucked under) signaling her acceptance of the male. While the male breeds he makes a distinct "orgling" sound puffing his cheeks for the duration of the 20 to 60 minute event. At some point the female will usually turn her head and gaze up at the male rapturously, giving him what we think of as "the look". At various points she may attempt to rise, nibble the surrounding vegetation, (boredom?) or lie on her side (trying to take a nap?) looking totally disinterested. If all goes as planned on her next visit to the male she will let fly with volleys of spit letting him know in no uncertain terms that she is no longer available. The normal course of events will be for a baby llama to appear approximately 11.5 months later.

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So, this week, my total number of views that I've had on my webshots page doubled. I had almost 9000 views this week alone. The majority of these were in my Cedar Point Summer Job section. What on earth happened? Did a crap-ton of people discover my photos page and decide that the summer job section sound enticing? Strange.

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^ It's not as common as women, but it does happen. Hopefully that's not what your lump is, but if so, you've caught it early.

 

Eric

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