Pacos Gallery

Alpaca - head of alpaca domesticated camelid

MAB-930
Alpaca - head of alpaca domesticated camelid
Cotswolds UK
Vicugna pacos
alpacas are native to Peru and have been domesticated for thousands of years; they have thick fleeces which produce valuable high quality wool or fibre which is used to make knitted or woven garments
Mark Boulton
Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

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Snowy forest in winter

Snow in the forest of Montseny Natural Park.The Montseny Natural Park is a UNESCO biosphere reserve since 1978, it a mixture of Mediterranean and Central European forests next to large metropolitan agglomerations

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Alpaca (Vicugna pacos)

Alpaca (Vicugna pacos), originally stocked in Australia for their fine wool but now being used to guard flocks of sheep from attack by dogs and foxes. Greenough, near Geraldton, Western Australia

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