Blackbrook

This page provides a summary of basic information for this animal park as at 21/07/2007. To check for up to date information and full details please visit the official website at :

Name Blackbrook Zoological Park

Address:

Telephone number:	Fax Number	E-mail address

How to Get There

For directions go to Mapquest and type in the postcode of the zoo.

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Opening Hours

Everyday except Christmas Day
9.30am to 5.30pm (summer)
closes one hour before dusk in winter

Facilities

General

Catering

Children

Disabled

Feeding

Shows

Other Attractions

Additional Costs

Restrictions

Number Of Species

Number of animals

	Number of Species	Number of Specimens
Mammals
Birds
Reptiles
Amphibians
Fish
Invertebrates
Totals

Annual number of visitors	Number of staff	Area in acres	Association memberships	Proprietor
			ISIS FZG EAZA

It has a fabulously large collection of birds from all round the world, tropical parrots, owls, large range of ducks, storks, BOP. Plus, it now has new exhibits planned and already constructed such as the new lemur house, and a great viewing area of capybara.

The best part is probably 'Water,Web and Wings' an indoor exhibit housing tropical rainforest species, such a crowned pigeon and grey-winged trumpeter, with an open topped sea-floor style aquarium that you can look down onto, home to Port Lincoln shark and zig-zag ray. Also incorporated is a bird enclosure with lilac-reasted roller and stone-curlew.

This place is possibly the best small zoo in the midlands yet hardly anyone knows about it. When we visited on a Wednesday in summer last year there was only one other family in the whole zoo! Yet the funding that goes into the place must cost a fortune.

This page provides summary information only to allow a consistent approach for entries in this website directory and aid comparison. We cannot accept any responsibility for the information or services offered and advise you to check details with the animal collection concerned.

	Your Day In The Zoo