We spent the day at the Cotswolds Wildlife Park located in Burford, Oxfordshire.
The sun shone and the weather was glorious for the time of the year.
Mum, Dad, Martyn, Gracie, Ruth and us got there pretty early on in the day. Parking was easy and plentiful.
We walked through to where the wildlife areas were. I had never been here before but was instantly impressed with how well kept the place was and how well planted it was too.
I'm not too great a fan of zoo's however learned that many of the animals here were being used in breeding programmes which hoped to replenish species which were in danger from extinction.

The following are some of the pictures taken on the day:

Dahlia with Guest



Yellow Mongoose



Large Whistling Teals

Helmeted Guineafowl

 

Crocodile

Laughing Kookaburra



Giraffes



Giraffe (Young)



Giraffe



Giraffe (Young)



Ring-Tailed Lemur



Rhinocerous (White)

Rhinocerous (White)

  



Fruit Bat (Egyptian)

Fruit Bat (Egyptian)

Fruit Bat (Egyptian)

Red Panda

Reptile



        





                                    Prairie Dogs



Penguin

 

Peacock



Asiatic Lioness



Zebra

  

Meercats & Pups



       




 

                                                              Sifaka

These were called Sifaka. These animals were about two and a half feet tall and really active. When they stopped playing they sat in a very human like way. They actually reminded me of soft toys which had been posed. They were fast when they moved and covered a lot of ground with almost efortless grace. They were beautiful.



Snowy Owl



Wallaby (Parma)



Grey Wolf



Teal




Caribbean Flamingo

 

Common Squirrel Monkey

                                                        Bactrian Camel

Capybara

Scenes of the Wildlife Part