Spot, our six-year-old male llama, has been at Fishers since he was a year old. 

You might get Spot to walk up to you if you offer him a handful of grass.  Llamas aren't too excited about being petted, so don't expect him to act affectionate or anything!

For quite awhile, Spot was our only llama.  A traumatic event in his life was the arrival of "Birch," our new male llama.  Birch was accustomed to being the dominant male on another llama farm.  We made the mistake of leading Spot through Birch's pasture, and Birch tore into Spot with his fighting teeth.  You can see Spot's wound, which is now recovering fine, on his right hind leg in this photo.

Tootsie Roll Birch.

Llamas show extreme anger by laying back their ears.  Understanding this fact should help you understand the current relationship of Birch and Spot - as shown on the left!

King Birch!

We keep these two fellows separated for a good reason.

IT'S A GIRL!!!

Our new lady llama, WLF Marlana K, and her new baby, Delilah Roxanne!

We purchased Marlana from LaMalot Farm in Breezewood, PA.

Delilah Roxanne was born on Tuesday, August 26, 2003 around noon.