Showing posts with label animals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animals. Show all posts
Saturday, 27 August 2011
*We're Going To The Zoo, Zoo, Zoo, How About You, You, You*
Sunday, 8 May 2011
15 Things That Make Me Smile
I love the internet, it is a world of endless amusement and things that make me smile! Here is a little snippet of some of the things that I have stumbled across that have put a smile on my face...
1. Book lovers - this is like me and Danny: I have at least ten books for every one of his! My front room will soon look a bit like this!
1. Book lovers - this is like me and Danny: I have at least ten books for every one of his! My front room will soon look a bit like this!Monday, 7 March 2011
Edinburgh Zoo - A Fantastic Day Out!
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edinburgh,
koala,
lemur,
leopard,
penguins,
photography,
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squirrel monkey,
sun bear,
tigers,
zoo
Thursday, 30 September 2010
Tropical World in Leeds - Butterflies, Birds and Bearded Dragons!
If you ever find yourself in Leeds needing something to do, I recommend visiting Tropical World just on the outskirts of the city in Roundhay. It is right at the edge of Roundhay park which is absolutely beautiful and well worth a visit in itself! It is the best value for money attraction in Leeds (apart from the free museums and galleries of course!) at only £3.25 for an adult ticket and me and my friend Joanne (who I was showing the sights of Leeds for the day) spent over and hour in the butterfly house and miniature zoo. Here are some of my favourite photos from my visit...
The Butterfly section was absolutely boiling (Hence the "tropical" bit of Tropical world I guess!) but had some beautiful species of butterfly and moth fluttering around our heads. I managed to get a few photos of them as they settled on the flowers and hand rails.

Meerkat watch tower - this little fella had the duty of keeping a lookout while everyone else snoozed... someone got a bit of a bum deal!
All of the birds (like the butterflies) flew freely around the exhibits and as they were obviously very used to having humans around them they posed happily for my photos not in the least bit frightened.


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