Longleat Safari Park 10
The binturong, also known as a bearcat, is a carnivorous mammal native to South and Southeast Asia:
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Longleat Safari Park 9
A very cute Red Panda:
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Longleat Safari Park 8
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Longleat Safari Park 7
Not the greatest shots in the world, taken from a slow moving car, through the windscreen and under very dark overcast skies. However I couldn’t post about Longleat Safari Park without including a few images of the lions. Afterall lions were the first animals to arrive at Longleat following the opening of the safarai park in 1966:
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A particularly fed-up looking White Rhino:
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A few shots of Longleat’s cheeky troop of macaques:
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Longleat Safari Park 3
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Longleat Safari Park 2
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Longleat Safari Park 1
Last year we enjoyed a week away in Bath, Somerset. Whilst we were there we had a day-out at Longleat, home to the Marquesses of Bath, with it’s magnificent Elizabethan House and famous Safarai Park.
Below is the first in a series of images depicting some of the birds and animals that live at Longleat:
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