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Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park

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Pershore Road, Birmingham, B5 7RL, United Kingdom | 0121 471 4997 | Website
Red Panda
There is a large car park with many disabled bays
It is only a short walk to the main entrance
The building having a decent ramp to help you get inside
Very level inside
Ride around the gift shop to reach the pay counter
It is just a short ride for you
Before you see the first animals, The Rea, an Ostrich type of bird
Just past the birds you will reach the cafe and the toilets
With a good ramp to get you inside the small cubicle
Just beyond this is the cafe
The food and drink was very poor here
At least it was a break and a chance to rest
You may prefer to sit outside at the rear
It was nice to see so many volunteers helping with the cleaning of the glass at various sections of the park
The grounds are divided into two sections by the river Rea
All through the park you will find notice boards that offer insight to the problems faced by animals throughout the world, worth reading as you pass them by
The Lynx was being fed at 12.30
Having already seen the otters fed at 11.00
You will be able to go indoors to see many other animals
Everyone’s favorite were the two red pandas

Red Panda

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Red Panda
There is a large car park with many disabled bays
It is only a short walk to the main entrance
The building having a decent ramp to help you get inside
Very level inside
Ride around the gift shop to reach the pay counter
It is just a short ride for you
Before you see the first animals, The Rea, an Ostrich type of bird
Just past the birds you will reach the cafe and the toilets
With a good ramp to get you inside the small cubicle
Just beyond this is the cafe
The food and drink was very poor here
At least it was a break and a chance to rest
You may prefer to sit outside at the rear
It was nice to see so many volunteers helping with the cleaning of the glass at various sections of the park
The grounds are divided into two sections by the river Rea
All through the park you will find notice boards that offer insight to the problems faced by animals throughout the world, worth reading as you pass them by
The Lynx was being fed at 12.30
Having already seen the otters fed at 11.00
You will be able to go indoors to see many other animals
Everyone’s favorite were the two red pandas
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