We met Mathew at Camden Town Tube and walked to the Zoo.
It was hot, but not quite as humid as yesterday |
Penguin underwater |
Penguin Beach |
Penguin Beach |
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Elderly heron taking advantage of the facilities |
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Tiger longwing |
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Large tree nymph |
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Indian leafwing |
Plain tiger |
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Great yellow mormon |
Atlas Moth |
Owl butterfly caterpillar |
We looked around the new Land of the Lions Exhibit |
Grey / Hanuman langur |
Long view through the netting |
Lionesses in a far corner |
Indian art |
Vulture very heavy grid |
Indian Lions |
Ganesh |
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Dung rolling beetles |
We saw an anteater come out in his paddock, but we were
too slow to get a good picture |
2 Aardwarks |
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Fluffy flowered tree in the Childrens' Zoo |
LLama |
LLama |
Tiny tiger cub runs away |
We saw the cubs playing, but with the mesh of the cage
and the distance the picture is not up to much. |
Possibly the cubs' father |
Komodo Dragon |
Jasmine scented tree |
Woolly necked stork |
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Caracara striata - In the Falkland Islands it is known
as the Johnny rook. |
in the reptile house |
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Green anaconda |
Emerald Tree Boa - the face of the one below seems to be at the bottom
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Puff adder |
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Red tailed rat snake |
Axolotl |
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Gorilla |
Colobos monkey |
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Plaque named for my Mother;
she loved all cats and would have been proud to have contributed
toward animal conservation. |
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Walked around the tiger area again, but did not see the
cubs; the mother was sleeping
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'Cave paintings' in the
tunnel |
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Pygmy hippo |
We heard the talk about the lemurs and were close to them as they were
fed. |
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The okapi had a new mate who can be seen through the woven fence |
Iguana
There was a talk in the jungle and all the creatures came out to see
if there was any food |
Tamandua (pronounced tuh MAN doo wah) or lesser
anteater enjoyed treats from the keepers |
We got home in good time on a new and smooth train,
however we were a bit footsore... |