It's a great view (one of my favourites in a British zoo) - the Chapman's Zebras share this large paddock as well (and, historically, various other species - ostrich, waterbuck and Thomson's Gazelles among others).
One of the things I love about Cotswold is that the estate blends in so well with the animals: Bats and Reptiles in the Stables, Small Mammals and Birds in the walled garden, etc. But this has to be the perfect capture of it, especially with the ha-ha making them seem like they're roaming free. I seem to have a soft spot for this sort of layout, subsequentley Marwell, Port Lympne and Longleat seem to be high on my list ha.
Agree entirely - this is a reasonably pretentious thing to say but Cotswold has a great 'sense of place' - the architecture is very much 'rural English' and mostly using the local Cotswold stone so it really does feel like the Cotswold Wildlife Park - not just a wildlife park that happens to be in the Cotswolds. It just has a wonderful atmosphere.
