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As someone using a wheelchair and bringing my own into the park I found my front tyres would get stuck in the grates placed across the park. Perhaps using their wheelchairs would negate this problem as it looked like they may have had thicker front tyres, but that being said mine isn't all terrain.

Catching the afternoon sun on a cold winters day!

This beauty was in the 'Forest Aviary'.

This lil one checked out my gloves with its little teeth, cute but cheeky! Don't think they often see gloved hands attempting to feed them!

They have quite a few little and big macropods 'free roaming' around the whole zoo and in large walkthrough areas.

This was my first time seeing a Eurasian Coot and the feet absolutely freaked me out! Their faces are beautiful but damn, those feet...!

Back to relaxing.

Almost looks like they're about to drop the greatest rap album of all time!

Just 3 dingoes relaxing together

3 Dingoes in a rather large grassed hilly enclosure, with a little play pond included! They always love the view from the top of their hides.

It's the simple things in life, like a wheelie bin and some hay! They looked so cozy on a freezing winters day.

This fella moved fast and like it was on a mission! Shortly after we caught it sunbathing in between rain showers which was lovely!

An enclosure for both Shingle Backs and Blue Tongue/s that allows them to feel hidden in a rock pile that can be viewed into by guests when they open a little hatch.

A rather tall enclosure allowing them to climb the wall on one side or hide in amongst a type of slated rock stack.

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!