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ALPACA PHOTOS

Here are alpaca photos of the herd we began building in 2000. We purchased two females. One was pregnant and due soon. The other had a cria at her side and was rebred.

Alpaca Pictures

That second female was Windsilk. We were told her cria was a male but, much to our delight, later discovered her first cria was female.

Windsilk is the oldest in our herd. She takes it upon herself to be the one who alerts on possible danger. She has had three babies and was always an excellent mother.

Her babies have all been large. Her last cria, Buddy, was so large that another alpaca owner thought he was 2 months old when he was 3 days old.

Alpaca Windsilk

She is shy when trying to get her in our alpaca pics but we managed to catch her sporting a new hairdo. The shearer talked us into shearing blankets only that year. Their abdomens stay cool while letting other areas grow out. We decided we didn't like this cut much.

Read about a great mom, Amber Rose.

Meet our gelding, Pokey.

Introducing Summer Girl Amber Roses first baby.

Try some alpaca jigsaw puzzles for great fun!

Here's some tips for taking an alpaca photo.

As we get time, we will add more alpaca pictures introducing all eight of our herd. That way you know who we are talking about if we mention them on the site. So stay tuned for more photos.

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