 Caversham Wildlife Park |
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We spent a day at Caversham Wildlife park at the weekend, it was great, it's in the middle of Whiteman Park, about 30KM's North of the city.
It houses all different species of Australian animals in a natural surrounding, there aren't many fences (apart from the main one around the park) and most of the animals are free to roam about and that.
There's loads to see and you're allowed to interact with the animals, feeding them, racing them, challenging them to jumping competitions etc.
We see loads of different things, Cassowary, Lorikeets, Flying Foxes, Koalas, Quokka, Wallabies, Walleroos, Kangadrews, Tasmanian Devils, Kookaburra, Damas, Falcons, Eagles, Busards, Curlew, Dingos, Potteroos, Wombats, Gliders, Camels etc.
I'll probably fill in the blanks at a later date but am starving so away to eat a Kangaroo steak, wonder if they sell white kangaroo meat?
Some kind of eagle
look at it's legs, it looks like a man in a an eagle costume, I'm telling you it's a small man with eagle legs on, they can't be real.
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June 7th 2006 - pete: Great blog
congratulations on such a great blog. The photos look fantastic and the comments are pretty funny. I work at the farm there
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