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Vicunas Grazing on Bofedal Photograph by James Brunker

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James Brunker

James Brunker

Thank you for your various comments Jessica, much appreciated! You are right, vicunas are often seen in dry, barren areas. They often come down to these boggy areas (called bofedales, they are actually quite a rare ecosystem with some unusual plant species that are only found in parts of the high Andes) for food and water.

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Vicunas Grazing on Bofedal by James Brunker
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