United Kingdom Norfolk Wildlife Park

[Andrew Swales]

This should be quite an easy one to expand on, but whilst I was on the East Anglian Film Archive site I've copied these links.

1960 Sun Bear cub
East Anglian Film Archive: The Sun Bear, 1960

1970 'Peacocks and Tragopans' at the then Ornamental Pheasant Trust
East Anglian Film Archive: Peacocks and Tragopans, 1970

 

[Andrew Swales]

not been to Wild Place since they got the wolverines, but I've never had any trouble spotting them at any of the other three collections!

The Wolverine at Norfolk Wildlife Park was quite easy to see, in its round concrete 'pit - the same pit, I think, that earlier held the Sun Bear, which I remembered being called 'Pooh' but is named as 'Bruno' in the following clip

 

[Andrew Swales]

The Wolverine at Norfolk Wildlife Park was quite easy to see, in its round concrete 'pit - the same pit, I think, that earlier held the Sun Bear, which I remembered being called 'Pooh' but is named as 'Bruno' in the following clip

Thanks TLD. This piece shows an early Norfolk Wildlife Park, with some of the (then Ornamental) Pheasant Trust's enclosures in the background of the eagle and owl clips..

 

[FBBird]

The Wolverine at Norfolk Wildlife Park was quite easy to see, in its round concrete 'pit - the same pit, I think, that earlier held the Sun Bear, which I remembered being called 'Pooh' but is named as 'Bruno' in the following clip

The only time I saw them, there were three Wolverines. Lovely place, first to be called a 'wildlife park', where I saw my first Palawan Peacock Pheasant, Alpine Chough, Azure-winged Magpie, and goodness knows what else.