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Molly Dowrick

Baby alpacas have arrived in Margam Country Park

Set in 850 acres of parkland, Margam Country Park offers natural beauty, history, wildlife and a wide range of activities, facilities and events for all the family. The Green Flag-awarded park is one of the most popular attractions in Neath Port Talbot and is particularly well-known for its winter light trail "Luminate" and for being home to Welsh pigs, peacocks, pygmy goats, Glamorgan cattle, donkeys and a Shetland pony - and now it has welcomed baby alpacas!

Two cria (infant alpacas) have become the first of their kind to enter the historic grounds of Margam Country Park - with a third cria set to join them very soon - and visitors to the Park will now be able to see them.

The cria have come from Penrhallt Farm on the north coast of Gower alongside their mothers and auntie, who will stay with them for a few months to allow the babies to settle-in to their new home at Margam before the adults return to Penrhallt Farm later this year.

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