A male great grey owl has arrived from the New Forest wildlife park Grey owl has landed at Sussex zoo park but he needs a name
And this is why I wish collections wouldn't run these competitions... It is good marketing though to be fair.
Curly, a female Linne’s two-toed sloth, has arrived from Austria to pair with resident male Sophocles: Arrival of Female Sloth Gives Zoo Hope for Future Sloth Babies at Drusillas Park
The dwarf mongooses are now sharing an enclosure with the Rock Hyrax, in order that six banded armadillo can arrive next year: Log into Facebook
Eight-year-old female Sulawesi black crested macaque, Lingtang, arrived at Drusillas on the 29th September from the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust: Critically endangered black crested macaque arrives at Drusillas
0.0.1 Sloth born on 29th November last year: Drusillas Zoo Park | New Arrivals | Sloth Baby Born November 2021
Two thin six-banded armadillos, Patsy and Eddie, were named after he characters from the sitcom Absolutely Fabulous. They had an over-indulgent festive period and have been put on an improved diet and exercise regime, according to Overweight armadillo twins on post-Christmas diet.
Visited today and definitely had a few births over the last few months of 2021. There were: - a Linnaeus’ Sloth (mentioned above) - two young mantled guerezas - young Sulawesi Macaque Overall zoo was looking pretty good, must say! New enclosure was under construction outside the water bird aviary. Presumably the incoming bushdogs? Although it did have a roof.. Parma wallabies haven’t departed yet either. Website lists Golden Lion Tamarins and Geoffroy’s Marmosets but must admit I didn’t see them anywhere.
The Geoffroy's Marmosets are no longer at the zoo, their enclosure has been converted into a locker space for the new 'Spark' attraction. Not sure about the Tamarins, I was just there this week but I didn't see them either, they were in with the bats but I don't know whether they still are.
Ah thanks for letting me know! Did wonder what that spark thing was… Definitely weren’t any tamarins in with the bats, had two of the sloths in there with a baby (believe female). Don’t think the violaceous turaco was in their either tbh
