These are my observations and opinions about llama colors, a combination of thinking about what I have seen and my experience with the study of inheritance of coat color in other mammals. Bay Bays are a reddish brown with black legs and some black on the face.
Bays can be a continuum from intensely red through a faded or dilute red.
In this case, the coat appears to be an intense black, but reddish fiber areas can distinctly be seen in various places in their coat. See this color discussed later in this section. Many llamas appear to be white, but genetically, there does not appear to be any gene that results in a true white. Actually most white llamas are probably appaloosas. When white llamas are shorn, you will typically find small light colored spots here and there.