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Tag Archives: Taronga Zoo
Cremorne to Taronga Walk (including a visit to the Zoo) – 14 March 2024
I was able to join Brian Everingham, and party for a second walk during the week. This was a National Parks Association of NSW walk from Cremorne to Taronga via the foreshore tracks. The party, Sue, Valerie and Brian met … Continue reading
Taronga Zoo Visit – 1 February 2024
Sue had suggested a trip to the Zoo. Valerie was not able to join us this time. We entered via the lower entrance and first visited the Red Pandas – Some of them were quite active.
Visit to Taronga Zoo – 14 December 2023
I joined Sue and Valerie for a very pleasant day at Taronga Zoo. On my last visit, with Sue, we had spent a fair bit of time in the new nocturnal house. Valerie had not yet seen it, so that … Continue reading
Taronga Zoo Visit – 31 October 2023
On my last visit to Taronga Zoo – I had wanted to see the newly renovated Nocturnal House. But when we arrived – we found it had not opened due to a faulty electricity supply. But now it was finally … Continue reading
Taronga Zoo – 7 August 2023
After our bushwalk along the harbour foreshore, I joined Sue and Valerie for a short visit to Taronga Zoo. We wanted to see the refurbished Nocturnal House which we had told would reopen in July. Arriving at the Zoo, we … Continue reading
Taronga to Balmoral Walk – 7 August 2023
This was another walk led by Brian Everingham for the National Parks Association of NSW that I joined. The walk is along the foreshore of Sydney Harbour and is largely within Sydney Harbour National Park. Most of the party met … Continue reading
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Taronga Zoo – 6 June 2023
Valerie joined me for a day at Taronga Zoo. When we arrived we checked out the new Australian animal section. It was very impressive. Here are some of the animals in that section –
Taronga Zoo – Visit on 17 January 2023
This was another very pleasant and interesting day at Taronga Zoo. I went there with Sue and Valerie.
Taronga Zoo – 12 September 2022
It is always nice to spend a day at Taronga Zoo. This visit was with Brian, Gary and Sue. We met at the Ferry Wharf at Circular Quay and travelled by ferry and gondola to the top entrance. Brian was … Continue reading
Taronga Zoo – 17 June 2022
It was good to visit the Zoo again. Its a pleasant place to spend some time. The weather was beautiful and the Zoo was not too crowded. On visits, you cannot expect all the animals to be active. Many, like … Continue reading