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Wagga Botanical Gardens Zoo |
Animals
The Wagga Wagga Botanical Gardens Zoo has a large range of both native and non Australian animals and birds.
This is a Free Zoo, sponsored by the local council, and is a perfect place for both the tourist to Wagga and the local residents to spend some time with the beauty of nature.
If taking young children through, buy a small bag of pellets before you go in, as most of the animals will come to you to get some food.
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Come and see the range of animals in their large paddocks. Above is a majestic Fallow Deer, sporting a magnificent set of antlers. He is very photogenic and quite likes cameras.
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Above the largest of the Australian Kangaroos, the Red Kangaroo.
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On the left are a bunch of Eastern Grey Kangaroos, and on the right is the adorable Swamp Wallaby.
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Two very noisy donkeys, who love being fed, are great value for little children, whilst on the left three Domestic Goats refuse to look at the camera.
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The two Emus above will eat anything, including cameras, so keep a reasonable distance from their mouths, whilst the placid Alpacas are quite content with their grass.
A Listing of Animals at the Zoo
| Native Mammals | |
| Common Wombat | Eastern Grey Kangaroo |
| Red Kangaroo | Swamp Wallaby |
| Non Indigenous Mammals | |
| Alpaca | Domestic Cattle |
| Domestic Goat | Domestic Pig |
| Domestic Rabbit | Domestic Sheep |
| Donkey | Fallow Deer |
| Guinea Pig | Shetland Pony |
Zoo Map
To see a sketch map of the Zoo, press here.
Location of the Zoo
The Wagga Wagga Zoo is located in the Botanical Gardens.
To see the location of the Botanical Gardens, click here.
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