Them red pandas are beautiful you got great footage of them Phillip I remember them one of them escaping from the enclosure but I want there then it was on TV and everything xx
Omg this brings back so much memories for me I used to work here I was a volunteer in 96 while I was at college did my two week college work experience there I used to look after them pot belly pigs,the foxes,otters also was close to one of the lynx's just a cage separating us we had to separate one of them as they had a virus and could of spread it all to the others I know two of the keepers there one of them is the boss of the place now xx
Pershore Rd, Birmingham B5 7RL £6.75 for adults £3.50 for children. Under 3yrs are free. There are also family tickets available. Not sure about prices for them though
Geography not a strong subject for Americans! What makes me laugh is when you call London a country. Birmingham (UK) is the second largest city in England. It does not form part of London, which is a separate city.
Can't beat a day at the nature centre and cannon hill park.
Them red pandas are beautiful you got great footage of them Phillip I remember them one of them escaping from the enclosure but I want there then it was on TV and everything xx
Omg this brings back so much memories for me I used to work here I was a volunteer in 96 while I was at college did my two week college work experience there I used to look after them pot belly pigs,the foxes,otters also was close to one of the lynx's just a cage separating us we had to separate one of them as they had a virus and could of spread it all to the others I know two of the keepers there one of them is the boss of the place now xx
Lovely v Nice
The fences at the tops are electrical to give them a shock but to keep them in the animals
I need to go to love from Dorset county
To mention pork chops in front of a pig, in England is considered bad luck....
What is address to this park and how much to get in
Pershore Rd, Birmingham B5 7RL
£6.75 for adults £3.50 for children. Under 3yrs are free. There are also family tickets available. Not sure about prices for them though
@@brummiesoutdoors lmbo O its Londin I'm in Birmingham Alabama
@@tamikadriver36 that's a bit far to travel lol
Geography not a strong subject for Americans! What makes me laugh is when you call London a country. Birmingham (UK) is the second largest city in England. It does not form part of London, which is a separate city.
@@nobloodyusername She also spelled London wrong 😁