Just a few of the Llama Park's stars

Tom - chief publicity llama

Our PR llama. Tom, has his own Twitter and Facebook pages, and is a star of both TV and the Web. He is an extremely good looking llama who has won endless ‘Best in Show’ awards. He has now retired from showing and spends his time tweeting to his loyal band of followers. He has become very popular and is often requested when llama walks are booked. Tom is possibly the most handsome of our animals.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Marco - one of our youngest llamas

Marco was born in September 2011 and is a very laid back llama although he seeks attention from everyone. He is definitely spoilt by his mum, Maria, and by all his aunts and uncles. His favourite game is waiting until his mum is at the other side of the field and then galloping as fast as he can to surprise her. We still think of Marco as one of our babies.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Timmy - a mixed-up alpaca

An alpaca who thinks he is a llama, Timmy was orphaned at birth so was raised by a surrogate llama mother. He grows a very thick fleece in the winter and looks like a great big bundle of fluff. Timmy prefers the company of llamas so we try not to remind him that he is really an alpaca. Timmy may be the most mixed up of our animals in some ways but he seems very happy with his adopted llama family and friends.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Abigail - a very bossy llama

Abigail is not a very big llama but she thinks it is her job, indeed her duty, to tell all the other llamas what to do and when. At night she leads them back to their shelter and in the morning she is the first out into the field. Abigail has leadership qualities which she definitely puts to good use.

 

 

Blitzen - a most important reindeer

Blitzen is in charge of the sleigh team here at the Park whilst Father Christmas and Rudolph are at the North Pole so she has a very important role to play. You won’t see Blitzen fly (except, if you are lucky, on Christmas Eve) but you may see her training the other reindeer and making sure they stay fit. Her magnificant antlers help her to pull a heavy sleigh loaded with presents. So at Christmas she is more of a star than ever.