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White-tailed gnu; Marwell; 22nd April 2011

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White-tailed gnu; Marwell; 22nd April 2011
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File date:2011:04:25 22:32:05 Camera make:Canon
Camera model:Canon EOS 400D DIGITAL Date/Time:2011:04:22 14:53:17
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White-tailed gnu; Marwell; 22nd April 2011
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Really nice picture Tim.....

The Wildebeest are still on the hard-stand then - do you know if they are ever likely to be allowed into the paddock?
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Any sign of that fence dividing the paddock being erected yet?
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Really nice picture Tim.....
Thank you.

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The Wildebeest are still on the hard-stand then - do you know if they are ever likely to be allowed into the paddock?
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Any sign of that fence dividing the paddock being erected yet?
Yes, they are still on the hardstand; no, there appeared to be no sign of a dividing fence being erected. There are other ZooChat contributors better placed to comment on giving the wildebeest access to the paddock, so I’ll leave it to them to answer.
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They're definitely planning to give them paddock access, but, like with proper branchiation for the gibbons, I have no idea when or how at the moment as it seems to be constantly fluctuating. It looked like this would happen last summer when scaffolding for a fence boundary appeared in the paddock, but this seemed to disappear overnight.
 

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