13.2.2024 by Pat Waldron
In the second part of Pat’s reports from the Peak Wildlife Park we can first see Hope and Noori playing hide and seek.
Where are you? I think I can hear some paw steps ….
Hahaa, I found you!
A tender moment between a mama and her son.
It looks like they have brown boots … and even an interesting colouring in the face.
Nanook was playing with his red ball.
They have now been moved from the rear enclosure to the front. Hope with Noori on wood chips.
Both bears are obviously following the ‘dirty look’ fashion. 🙂
Little gymnastics is never wrong!
Nanook prefered to entertain himself with his toys.
A ‘love song’ to the red canu
Now you know that I love my canu!
Noori and Nanook in the water
Where are his ears? 🙂
Not to worry, the ears haven’t vanished! 🙂
The boys are having a good life in this park. I think Pat’s photos show that clearly.
Thank you for watching! We hope Pat will visit us soon again – she takes such nice photos of us!
Thank you very much dear Mervi and Pat.
Best wishes to Hope, Nanook and Noori.
Dear Mervi,
dear Pat,
yes, the photos show us how marvellous the bears are.
They have adjusted well to their new home and their fluffy white fur from snowy Orsa has adapted to the look of the snow-free area in the Yorkshire Park.
Pat, of course the bears and we are delighted with your fantastic photos!
Thank you and best wishes!
Britta-Gudrun
Dear Pat and dear Mervi!
Thank you for the second part of the report from Peak Wildlife Park, which is just as enjoyable as the first.
I love to see polar bears doing well. Unfortunately, in the wild that is often no longer the case…
At the PWP everything is obviously being done for their welfare and they all look great. They have wonderful fur, get dirty from time to time, play and cuddle with each other and enjoy life. That’s how it should be!
Hugs
Anke
Es ist jedes Mal eine große FREUDE zu sehen, wie gut es Hope, Noori und Nanook im P-WLP geht und ich hoffe sehr, dass die Drei noch eine ganze Weile lang zusammen bleiben können…🐻❄️🐻❄️🐻❄️😊