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| Daisy is due in 2 weeks |
Alpacas don't really look pregnant until they are very close to giving birth. Also, the younger girls are able to hide it longer. The subtlety I'm seeing is that their waists are beginning to disappear and they look just a little bit more round.
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| Frieda is also due in 2 weeks |
Daisy and Frieda are with their first cria. These are our two very first female cria and now they are pregnant with their very first cria. It's pretty exciting times here on the Alpacamundo Farm. They are due in two weeks.
Kocoa is with her third and not due until October.
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| Kocoa on the left, is due with her 3rd cria in October. Keyla on the right, is open. |
Finally, a shot of all of our girls together... just because I like it. :-)
Your alpacas are so pretty, and so are your yarns. I love spinning soft alpaca.
ReplyDeleteWell, knowing how secretive they are when giving birth (from Andrea's blog!), I do hope you get the opportunity to visually update us when the births happen.
ReplyDeleteOne of my co-workers has four girl alpacas, and she thought all four were pregnant ... turns out only two were! The other two were faking!
ReplyDeleteHope yours aren't!
Well, so far the only one that's really acting pregnant is Kocoa, who isn't due until October. She did the same thing last year... she acted miserable for 2 1/2 months.
ReplyDeleteI will definatly post when the cria come. There isn't much cuter, in my opinion... except maybe puppies. ;-)
Such cuties! V. excited to see baby pictures soon :)
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