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    Park Life

    Dec 15, 2021 2 minutes
    with Chris Green

    years, the dreaded avian influenza (bird flu) has unfortunately returned to the UK. This means we have had to reinstate foot dips and disinfectant mats outside the majority of our exhibits and particularly the walkthrough enclosures. Our free-roaming peacocks have been caught up and put in an inside enclosure

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