News T e three amigos
of three parks in the country to have guanacos on show to the public. Jose, an alpaca-guanaco cross, and
pure breed Mouki and Mystic have enjoyed meeting everyone and are behaving well – so far. “T ey’ve settled into their new
Mouki
home really well and they are doing great,” says Stevie. “Nobody’s been spat at yet, which is really nice!”
Age: 11 This handsome boy is the leader of the group; wherever he goes, the others will follow. His favourite thing is when ranger Jay brings him some willow browse.
Myst ic
Age: 5 The tear in Mystic’s ear makes him look like a bad boy, but this couldn’t be further from the truth. He’s timid at fi rst, but very gentle and loves to be fed by kids. He’s the least dominant and the baby of the group.
Thank you for your co-operat ion!
We’d like to thank you for your patience and understanding after the introduction of our health and safety measures to make your visit as relaxed and safe as possible post-lockdown.
Entry is by pre-booked tickets bought online only, and visitor numbers are limited each day. We have a one- way system in operation for social distancing, contactless payment, and extra wash stations and anti- coronavirus hand sanitisers in place.
Take-away snacks and refreshments are available from The Snack Shack and Hair of the Hog pub, as well as hot food from our Field Kitchen.
Our restaurant remains closed until further notice.
For pre-booked tickets, please go to
www.jimmysfarm.com
www.jimmysfarm.com
Age: 6 Half guanaco and half Suri alpaca, José looks a little different to his friends. He’s a boisterous guy and loves to charge up and down the hill in his paddock with the wind blowing through his long dreadlocks. José has been known to spit at the rangers when he gets given his breakfast – but never at paying guests!
Our new trio of male guanacos, a wild species that is native to South America, have settled in brilliantly and are out of quarantine. Jimmy’s Farm & Wildlife Park is one
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