Pat Waldron’s reports

4.1.2024 by Pat Waldron Jimmy’s Farm is located in the south-east of England near Ipswich and is the new home of polar bear Ewa, recently rescued from the Orsa Predator Park in Sweden. It is […]

20.10.2023 by Pat Waldron The Five Sisters Zoo, West Calder takes its name from the 5 shale bings situated nearby and is a 45-minute drive West of Edinburgh. This small zoo started life as a […]

11.10.2023 by Pat Waldron Edinburgh Zoo, which opened to the public in 1913, lies on the south facing slopes of Corsterphine Hill. Set in 83 acres of land, the pathways zigzag throughout the area and […]

9.10.2023 – Photos by Pat Waldron When Yuma wanted to take a nap Indie didn’t think it was such a good idea. Hello brother! Why are you sleeping? I’m not tired at all. Please, wake […]

1.102023 by Pat Waldron Opened in 1963, Twycross Zoo in Leicestershire is home to over 150 different species and covers an area of 80 acres. In 2006, it relaunched itself as ‘Twycross Zoo – The […]

28.9.2023 – Photos by Pat Waldron, Collage by Mervi Terve! Hello! Here I am again, your Sisu – maybe you have missed me? The Autumn is here and it’s my second most-favourite season because after […]

25.9.2023 by Pat Waldron To many visitors, ‘Bear Wood’ is the star attraction at ‘Bristol Zoo Project’ but it is also home to many other varieties of wonderful animals. Cheetahs, Gelada, Giraffes, Zebra, Eland, Red […]

21.9.2023 by Pat Waldron ‘Bear Wood’ opened in 2019, covers an area of 7.5 acres of ancient woodland and is located within the Bristol Zoo Project. This ‘one of a kind’ exhibit is the largest […]

14.9.2023 by Pat Waldron We have seen many articles with photos of the 8 polar bears in the Yorkshire Wildlife Park but this park offers a good home for many other sweet animals. There are […]

1.9.2023 – Photos by Pat Waldron Now it’s been confirmed that Nanook and Noori are actually boys – not girls. It’s sometimes very difficult to decide the gender of polar bear cubs but now we […]