Wingham Wildlife Park

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📍 Wildlife park in Kent 🐾 More species than any other zoo in the county 🦛 Home to Haggis the Pygmy Hippo 🐻 The only Moon Bears in England 🌍 Conservation, education and lots of fun 💚 https://winghamwildlifepark.co.uk/

This photo show's one of our red pandas sat in the tree. You can see their little face poking out between the leaves.

This picture shows duke and tora, our tigers who are brother and sister. They are sitting by the hatch into their outside enclosure.

This picture shows three lorikeets standing on someone's arm, they are holding a pot of food and they are all waiting patiently for their turn. They are rainbow lorikeets, so they're very bright and colourful, but the one in the middle has some grey feathers as it's a younger one still growing in their feathers.

This image shows Lucas, one of our male chimps, sitting in his indoors enclosure, he is looking into the camera.

This picture shows one of our baby capybaras. It is a close-up shot of him sat outside looking to the right.

This photo shows one of our blesbok, standing in the grass.

This photo shows one of our Asiatic lions standing in his outside enclosure, looking directly into the camera, with his two brothers facing the other way behind him.

This picture shows a baby orangutan. He is a boy and his name is Tonic, in this photo he is being held by his mum and it is a close-up shot of him tilting his head back, looking directly into the camera.

This picture shows one of our Asian short clawed otters sitting on a rock by their pond. They were drinking from it and have water dripping from their whiskers, making ripples into the water.

This picture shows our pygmy hippo, Haggis munching on some grass in her outside enclosure.

This picture is of our baby orangutan, Tonic. He is sat in his outside enclosure, looking directly into the camera and reaching his arm behind him, holding onto the beam. He has a shell of a nut in his mouth that he likes to chew on.

This picture shows one of our scarlet ibis stood on one leg in the grass. They have a very long, slim beak and grey feathers, but on top are bright, vibrant, red feathers that are starting to come through..

This picture is the same as all the others in this post, with Luna our jaguar laying on her platform. In this one, she's slightly opening her mouth.

This photo show's our Burmese python, Suzie. She is close to the camera and sticking her tongue out.

This image shows a picture of baby chimp, Jane, sitting on the England flag, which she chose in her prediction of who would win the football game.

This photo shows a capybara stood with it's two front legs on a log, with it's nose in the air looking very majestic.

This image shows our puma, Lola, sitting on one of her wooden platforms. She has the sun glowing on her as she sits with her eyes closed, relaxing in the warm sun.

This picture is of our jaguar, Luna. She is sat in her bedroom and is peaking over the entrance. staring into the camera

This picture shows a capuchin monkey sticking it's tongue out at the camera.

This picture show's a baby monkey clinging onto her mums back. The mum is looking down and the baby is looking at the camera. They are jet black and super fluffy.

This picture shows a close up shot of one of our capuchin monkeys, she is looking slightly off the the right and looks very fluffy.

This picture shows Jane on Jackies shoulder with her eyes closed, looking very sleepy and comfortable

This picture shows a bennet wallaby with some food and looking at a bird, who is stood in front of the wallaby, probably wanting a share of the grub.

This picture is of a squirrel monkey holding a small, yellow ball whilst sitting on a rope. She's holding it in front of her face.

This picture shows three orangutans sat on some ropes. Mum is holding onto her baby whilst dad is sat just behind looking at his son.

Papa is laid sprawled across a beam, his legs are dangling either side

This picture shows our three Asiatic lions sat on the floor of the front of their enclosure, all three are sat together.

This image shows Jackie holding baby Jane, a little chimpanzee, Jane is laying into her chest and gripping onto her shirt.

This picture shows a picture from a drone in the sky, it is looking down on all of our keepers and other staff members, who are looking up and waving at the camera.

This image shows a close up of Awan, our female orangutan, with her baby boy, Tonic. He is sat in front of her, reaching up to her face.

This picture is of our baby goat, Beatrice, she is stood right in front of the camera with her head slightly tilted, her little horns are starting to really come in now and she's a lot bigger.

This picture shows two of our three squirrel monkeys, they are sat on a rope, one is looking forwards which is off to the left of the picture, whilst the other is looking directly at the camera.

This picture is of two of our pygmy marmosets. They are sat on a log in the window, looking directly into the camera as if they're posing.

This picture shows three baby capybaras, they're all spread out across some grass, one sitting, one walking and one foraging for food.

This image shows one of our pygmy goats sat on one of their platforms. She is looking into the camera and looks like she's posing, pulling a smolder face.

This picture shows two of our giraffes, with a third ever so slightly visible behind the giraffe on the right. They are stood opposite each other eating from their pole which has hay in it.

This picture shows one of our black and white ruffed lemurs, she is perched on one of her platforms, sat quite close to the camera and giving it a bit of a sniff. Her eyes are huge and vibrant amber, and she has a glorious, big, white beard.

This picture shows one of our tigers, Duke. He is up close to the camera behind the glass and the person behind the camera has their hand up to their nose, pretending to poke his nose.

This picture is of one of our tapirs, they are stood just by the lake with some hay in their mouth; they're chilling and taking in the sun.

This picture shows our pygmy hippo, Haggis, stood in her pool looking just off from the camera.

This picture shows our lion, Clarence, stood outside in the grass with the sun over his face.

This poster is showing off World Civet Day, in the top is an image of our civet, Max. Then in the middle if the words: "World Civet Day", then below is a poster from The Civet Project celebrating the day.

This photo show's one of the members of our social media team wearing dungarees, bunny ears and bunny face paint. She is stood just in front of the Easter bunny, who is sat on a go kart pulling a silly pose with his arms in the air.

This picture shows two meerkat babies, one is facing the camera whilst the other one is stood to the side, holding onto the other baby, it looks like they're having a cuddle.

This picture shows one of our goliath palm cockatoos. They are quite large birds, with black feathers, a black beak but bright, red areas under their eyes. They have glorious, long feathers sticking up from the top of their beak.

This image shows one of our arctic wolves. He is standing in the grass looking off to the right of the camera. He is white and super fluffy.

This picture shows one of our tigers, Duke. He is looking directly into the camera with his mouth slightly open, showing off his big, sharp teeth.

This picture shows a poster for the latest animal alphabet video. The thumbnail is in the bottom of the image, which shows two cartoon jaguars, the title and the episode number, which is 10. Then above, is a picture of the host with her hand on her face looking like she's thinking, with a thought bubble next to her head with an image of Luna and Loki in it, which are our two jaguars here at the park.

This picture shows one of our tigers, Tora. She is laying on one of her platforms and looking into the camera, looing very sleepy.

This picture shows one of our jaguars, Luna. She is a gorgeous dark brown colour, with the sunlight showing off her spots whilst she lays in the grass.

This picture shows one of our baby caiman snoozing with it's mouth open, showing off their little teeth.

This picture shows one of our chimps holding up a book, opening it and looking through the pages.

This image shows our baby chimp, Jane. She is laying in a nest of blankets. She is very small and has her eyes closed; with her little arms and feet reaching around her.

This picture shows one of our tigers, Troy, stood in his outside enclosure just behind his big, red ball toy. He is cheekily sticking his tongue out!

This picture shows our green iguana sat on a log in his enclosure, he is a vibrant orange colour! Even though they are called green iguanas, they come in a few different colours!

This picture show's 12 of our penguins having a swim in their pool.

This image shows our tapir stood looking just off to the side with some food on the floor just in front of them.