Llama Spotting At Attenborough Nature

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Llama Spotting At Attenborough Nature Reserve:

Llama Spotting At Attenborough Nature Reserve. My Daughter loves llamas. She is llama crazy. Everything she see’s with llamas on, she wants. She even wants on as a pet!!

You could say she is llama mad. I always call her a drama llama. Life is always a drama over the littlest things, so why not just call it a drama llama!? Ha!

Whenever we go to London on the train, we spot some llama’s in a field at Attenborough Nature Reserve.

My Daughter always mentions that she wants to visit so one day we all hopped in the car and took a ride out to Attenborough Nature Reserve to see if we could find them.

Attenborough Nature Reserve is situated near the village of Attenborough, just a few miles west of Nottingham city center. The reserve covers approximately 226 hectares (560 acres) and is composed of various habitats, including wetlands, grasslands, scrub areas, and woodlands.

You Can See The From The Train But Where Are They?

It is OK seeing them in a field on a train from the train line but how do you get to them by the car!? We parked up in the car park and took a nice big walk around the Nature Reserve.

Sometime later we found the train line but my Husband seemed to think they were a few miles down the opposite way to where we needed to go.

We were all really tired by then as it was a red hot day and we could not see the llamas anywhere. Will a thirsty family and an upset Daughter, we started to head back to find a shop for some drinks.

Llama Spotting At Attenborough Nature Reserve:

About 10 minutes later we could see something that looked like llama’s in the field and my Daughter and I ran to see if it was them.

Yes, it was but they were right at the back of the field. The next minute they laid down in the red-hot Sunshine. We saw a farmer drive down the back lane, it must be feeding time I said.

My Daughter begged me to go and ask him if we could see them, so we ran to the back lane. A big private property sign was up so I did not want to take her down and make the farmer have to stop his work.

Oh well, maybe next time we visit, the llama’s might have had their dinner and be at the front of the field!?

What I Wore: Jumpsuit: Matalan | Shoes: Converse | Handbag: c/o Asda

Llama Spotting At Attenborough Nature Reserve:

Mollie came along with us too. She wanted to know what all the fuss was about!!

Llama Spotting At Attenborough Nature Reserve. Attenborough Nature Reserve is located in Nottinghamshire, England. It is named after Sir David Attenborough, a renowned naturalist and broadcaster. It was also opened by him.

Attenborough Nature Reserve offers visitors the opportunity to explore its trails and observe wildlife in their natural environment. It is a popular destination for birdwatching, nature walks, and educational activities, providing a peaceful and scenic setting for people to connect with nature.

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