ungulate

Aepyceros melampus. I've really been enjoying watching the five young male impala recently, now that are using the main part of Holly Frindle Paddock. It's been great to see them running around in the long grass there. I had thought that they might disappear down to the furthest corner of the...

One of the three blesbok (Damaliscus pygargus phillipsi) currently housed in the roan/sitatunga accomodation, recently opened to public access again. Not a great shot, but the best I could manage through the scratched, near-opaque plastic windows in this building. Roan antelope in the background.

Oryx dammah calf, running.

Oryx dammah calf and mother.

Ashrath (busy refuelling), mum Mia and dad Mohan (Gaur, Bos gaurus)

Generally kept on the furthest reaches of the paddock for a few weeks after birth, this gemsbok (Oryx gazella) calf can now be seen at much closer quarters.

Female nilgai (Boselaphus tragocamelus).

Three female Tragelaphus strepsiceros.

Bos grunniens grunniens calf "Zoey". In Passage through Asia section.

Bos grunniens grunniens, with P?re David's deer (Elaphurus davidianus) in background. In Passage through Asia section.

Imran (L) and Mohan, male Gaur (Bos frontalis gaurus)

A shaved patch on the neck, and a neat horn stump: it would appear that the deformed horn of this Aepyceros melampus individual did require treatment.

Gaur calf portrait (Bos frontalis gaurus).

Two male Aepyceros melampus take a short break from sparring...

Female Tragelaphus strepsiceros and two male Aepyceros melampus

Apologies for the poor photo quality. Three Blesbok Damaliscus pygargus phillipsi.

Aepyceros melampus.

Hippotragus equinus.