Dos Amigos

Artist: Krys Bailey
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Dos Amigos

“Hey look, amigo, ees dees Gringos”........

Two guanacos look at us with curiosity in the Torres del Paine National Park in southern Chile. As we were driving ourselves round, they would quite often saunter across the road in front of us. They were absolutely everywhere we went – guanacos that is, not these specific two! ;o)

Dos Amigos belongs to the following groups:

Latin America

Kimberly Palmer, 2 months ago

hahahaha I love your humor. =)

What a cute shot….. aren’t they handsome. ....... and a bird in the frame too, or is that a plane? maybe it’s one of those BIG mosquitos from Colorado. ha!
Krys Bailey in reply to Kimberly Palmer’s comment, 2 months ago

Its a bird and it could be a condor or an eagle or some such! Thanks Kimmie!
Kimberly Palmer, 2 months ago

Neat!
Mar Silva, 2 months ago

Aww- How sweet. I would love to pet them….
Excellent image. They seem to like you!
hilarydougill, 2 months ago

Wonderful capture, glorious animals I thought they were Alpacas, maybe they are just called that in South America. Lovely imagery and colours, gorgeous place. hugs
dawndavies, 2 months ago

wow this is fantastic, love how they are looking at you,dawnx
Jay Ryser, 2 months ago

How freaky would it be if those same 2 kept crossing the road in front of you? I love camelids – more!
Krys Bailey in reply to hilarydougill’s comment, 2 months ago

Thanks, Hilary! Guanacos are the largest of the South American Camelids. In size order the next smaller are llamas, followed by alpacas and then the dainty vicunas! ;o) Guanacos are hard to keep in captivity apparently although some llamanaco cross breeds have been created and I saw a captive Guanaco in Peru.
Krys Bailey in reply to Jay Ryser’s comment, 2 months ago

I love camelids too Jay! Welcome to the llama lovers club! They get frisky too, like your elk thingies!
Krys Bailey in reply to Mar Silva’s comment, 2 months ago

Thanks, Mar! I’d love to pet them too, but as abundant as they are, they are still pretty wild. You’d love it though, positively herds of them in some places!
Jay Ryser, 2 months ago

Yeah, but elk don’t spit. On the other hand, llamas don’t generally gore people . . .
Al Bourassa, 2 months ago

It appears they have the long eyelashes like the llamas.,
Curtiss Simpson, 2 months ago

Ah there adorable, beautiful !
brirose55, 2 months ago

great shot
Gary L. Suddath, 2 months ago

great capture,look like cuddly critters
joak, 2 months ago

they are great krys what a guid shot
AnaCBStudio, 2 months ago

This is lovely Krys!...they are so cute
lareejc, 2 months ago

How cute they are – reminds me of llamas.
Ken Boxsell, 2 months ago

Awesome shot Krys
micmac, 2 months ago

Superb shot !!!
Joyce Dickens,..., 2 months ago

Lovely imagery Krys; awesome composition and beautiful animals; thank you for sharing!
Trudi ~, 2 months ago

They are just too cute,must have been amazing to have these just wandering around you,lovely capture with the hills in the background too!
Sheryl Kasper, 2 months ago

They are so cute.
Leslie Patton, 2 months ago

OH how cute!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They are adorable, great capture, love the color and clarity as well! hope you are doing well!!
Krys Bailey in reply to Leslie Patton’s comment, 2 months ago

Thanks Leslie! I’m fine thanks! You haven’t been on RB much lately, have you! Everythink OK?
JohnYo, about 1 month ago

fantastik