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Ridge-Tailed Monitor Sign of the parents at Cleland Wildlife Park 2024

The two parent Ridge Tailed Monitors to the year old baby also on display at the reptile house.

On the left was a group of juvenile bearded dragons, babies to the mumma bearded dragon further along in the reptile house. On the right is the Mum and Dad Ridge Tailed Monitors whom had a child just over a year ago.

Pretty decent enclosure with a few hides but it was fine just curled up in the middle.

Some like to watch the zoo visitors!

You can usually find a few in their water dish!

At just over a year old Desmond is still quite small but seemed to prefer the wall to the floor, unlike his mumma who just loved laying on her rock!

A new member of Cleland as of 20/05/2023.

Fairy wrens wherever you look, usually you'll see their tails before anything else!

There is current work underway for a new 'Koala Sanctuary' where they will continue their conservation efforts and assume a map update will come when building finishes end of 2024, this will replace 'Robins Loft'.

Cleland Wildlife Park Accessibility Map. Although it may not seem so on the map, the aviaries are also accessible for some if you can navigate the 'air lock" system with 2 doors and plastic blinds. The park is very hilly and if you are unmotorised I would suggest being fit to get through this park.

Homers Skink Emery Vincent Animal Signage 2019

Pygmy Mulga Monitor Emery Vincent Animal Signage 2019

Centralian Blue-Tongued Lizard Emery Vincent Animal Signage 2019

Broad-Headed Snake Emery Vincent Animal Signage 2019

Rough Knob-Tailed Gecko Emery Vincent Animal Signage 2019

Pink Tongued Lizard Emery Vincent Animal Signage 2019

Costal Taipan & Brown Tree Snake Emery Vincent Animal Signage 2019

Hey everyone! My names Erica and I’m from Australia! My partner and I try and visit zoos and wildlife parks as often as we can and he once volunteered at one of the zoos for 2 years as a tour guide, which he loved! I look forward to sharing my point of view as a disabled zoo visitor as it’s...

It appears that there's no thread for this one yet, so I've created one. I've had a small conversation with Greg Irons this morning, and can reveal that construction has begun on the new Wildlife Hospital, set to be complete in August this year.