This girl is our PR alpaca...she walks with us when showing guests the farm. She loves people and enjoys "helping" with farm chores. Ambassador Albright (Amber) is the farm sweetheart. She likes humans almost as much as she likes the other pacas. She is the friendliest and most curious of our animals, with beautiful eyes. When the vet makes calls, Amber stands right by her side; often exploring the medical kit while she administers to the herd. Everybody who visits the farm falls in love with Albright. She has an unmistakeable presence in the pasture with her bright maroon fleece and dark black points...beautiful! Her fiber is sought after by spinners and her yearly clip has been spoken for in advance for the past 6 years!! Grey producer, Amber's first cria, Dante's Lyric at Autumn Run is shown is the picture strip to the right. She is a stunning juvenile who took her first ribbon in the show ring at 6 mos old. We don't expect her to be on the list for long. Amber's second cria, a boy also from Dante, was a gorgeous maroon just like his mother. Another gray female in 2010 with beautiful soft fine fleece make Amber and Dante an award winning couple. Amber's 2012 boy does not disappoint. He is colored like his mom and a real charmer. Amber is a proven mom with wonderful mothering instincts. She will come bred to any of out herd sires...you pick!! ***News*** Amber is bred to our multi champion Armani's Jorge for a July 2015 cria. Should be amazing!

"Turvy" is a long awaited addition to our herd out of the Derwydd Alpacas breeding program. His pedigree reads like a "who's who" list of appaloosa alpaca genetics with Hannahruh top and bottom, Peruvian Platinum, Enchanted Hill Lutau, Enchanted Hill Appalucy and Xus. Turvy also fulfills the 20-year dream of obtaining an alpaca from the El R Peruvian Luciano line. In addition, he's got Vintage Cashmere's U-Taupe-IA as paternal grandsire. We fully expect the cria out of this fella will be unique. Turvy is a fairly precocious junior herdsire, already settling females. His first cria are due in May/June 2023. His breeder called Turvy an "upsidedown appy" and possibly a harlequin. Most of his spots are on his belly, the inside of his legs and the underside of his jaw. He does have a light speckling of black freckles across his nose. He looks light fawn in the pasture but his fiber at the skin is closer to medium fawn/taupe and gorgeously crimpy with bundling and consistent fineness. It's easier to see his belly, chin and leg spots when he's sheared. We don't always see the email notifications through Openherd right away, so if you're interested in a package deal, herdsire breedings or have questions about our alpacas contact us through Messenger or please text the contact number listed on our main Openherd farm page. Here's the link to Midnight Star Alpacas: https://www.facebook.com/columbiamo65202?mibextid=ZbWKwL