ungulate

Addax nasomaculatus and Gazella dorcas.

Gazella dorcas.

Gazella dorcas.

Gazella dorcas. Curiosity getting the better of this group of Dorcas gazelle (Ariel gazelle).

Hippotragus niger.

Bos primigenius indicus.

Bos primigenius indicus.

Tragelaphus angasii.

Young male Aepyceros melampus raises his head after drinking at the pool in Holly Frindle Paddock.

Male Tragelaphus angasii.

Female nilgai (Boselaphus tragocamelus), with new gate and fencing bisecting Dagnall Paddock behind.

Bison bonasus adults and calf.

Checking out the new neighbours: a couple of southern white rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum simum) take a break from grazing to look at the three male blesbok (Damaliscus pygargus phillipsi), currently housed with the roan antelope and sitatunga.

Four male Aepyceros melampus drinking at the pool in Holly Frindle Paddock..

Tragelaphus eurycerus isaaci, resting in the wooded part of their enclosure.

I've added this shot to the Gallery as there's been recent discussion in the forum regarding the use of this enclosure by the bongos, and its use for quarantining/introduction of the Thomson's gazelles. Hopefully the photo will help people visualise some of the details mentioned in the forum...

Tragelaphus eurycerus isaaci. A fellow ZooChatterer and I were stood 'zoochatting' next to the empty bongo enclosure, when the whole group ambled out, took a drink and wandered off to the wooded area. It was nice to see them up closer than usual (in the open, that is).

Two greater kudu calves (Tragelaphus strepsiceros).

The three blesbok (Damaliscus pygargus phillipsi) currently housed in the roan/sitatunga block.

Female (l) and male wisent, Bison bonasus.