Our fields are filled with crias, which is what a baby alpaca or llama is called. Cria means "little one." Surprisingly our largest cria crop is usually in the late fall as these animals can be bred year round. The gestation for an alpaca averages 11 months while a llama is closer to 12 months. Single births are to be expected, with only one live set of twins born at WoodsEdge in all these years. Our newest crias are located in a paddock next to our Farm Store, so customers can see some of the new crias.