Camera 1: The view from camera one is taken from our barn and facing the east. The alpacas that you will be seeing were all born on our farm. Let me introduce you to the cast of characters: Zoriada is a dark brown and 1st born on our farm. She is the mother of Gabriel. Gabriel is the star of our video on our home page. He is also dark brown and quite a character. Next in line is Topaz she is medium brown and mother of Leonardo  he is pure white and a little pistol. Next in line is Mystique she is dark brown and  white. She is the mother of Violet. Violet is medium rose gray and white. Next up is Snowhite, she like her name suggest is pue white, her daughter is Khali Lee, medium gray, and has a daughter Bee Bee pure black and recently sold. Our next up is Tilde the star on our webpage and just a beauty.

Camera 3- Our view from this camera is of our unproven herd sires, we have them separate from our proven herd sires to allow them a period of time to come into their own. The cast of characters are as follows: Nzambi medium silver gray, he is the son of Snowhite; he is a magnificent herd sire prospect. Large in stature but gentle by nature. Next is Ulyss Gold,  he is medium rose gray and winner of 5th place ribbon in Great Western Alpaca Show 2005, he is ready to breed but not yet given the chance. Next is Gabriel star of our video on our home web page. He just does not like that peacock in his territory. Watch him grow and give us wonderful opportunities on alpaca life.

Our exciting web camera showing "live" alpaca video streams 24hrs x 7 days a week!

Please let us know if you can't see the live streaming video. Email us at alpacasrus@hughes.net and we will reset the software.  Our website is for the enjoyment of all people who would love to see what alpacas do when no one is watching. (Little do they know.) We are live and waiting for you to become regular watchers and observers of alpaca life. My wife and I welcome your comments, and invite you into our lives, and our alpaca world. Stay tuned for cria watches (birth of young alpacas), and please visit our online store, and art gallery.
 

Please understand that we are satellite based and it may take a few seconds delay before the video will begin to display the live streaming video. It is also possible that your system will be able to display this right away. I believe in this case ignore the previous explanations and enjoy the show. We find this viewing to be quite peaceful and entertaining. Enjoy our animals as they are themselves, and by nature curious and always playful.  

 Camera 2: The view from this camera is of the same characters and also gives you a view of the Royal GorgeBridge. We are fortunate to have the view of this wonderful manmade structure from our house. You will also see from time to time our herd sires. Our boys are stationed right next door to our ladies, and have many challenges to pecking order of who is the most dominant male. This exchange of neck wrestling, leg biting, and chasing is really harmless. We trim the boys fighting teeth when we shear, on a yearly basis. The running and fighting is over when its feeding time and everything is back to normal.

Camera 4- Boy does this have a cast of characters, first is Cal. He is our llama and protector of our herd. We are prone to coyotes, but are well fenced and safe. Still Cal is a wonderful asset to our herd. Next is Pacco he is the father of national champion Avatar. We sold Avatar to Delphi Alpacas when he was just 6 months old.  They have done a wonderful job of promotion. Next is Coca Mocka he was also one of our original herd. He is bay black, and he  has sired crias of every color. Next is Jetti, a true black, he has also given us rosegray, medium brown and silvergray. Next is Nostradamas he is dark brown, and has sired a true black cria. We have sold this cria at 6 months. In this backdrop we also have 3 nubian goats, named DiVinci, Sweetpea, Poppi. Enjoy the constant action between these creatures. You will notice a lot of activity between the males as they try to impress the females next door. Do not worry, we reduce the fighting teeth each year when we shear. This reduces the conflict to neck wrestlng, and leg wrestling. Harmless but important to learning how to be a dominant apaca.