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Le Cornelle Wildlife Park

GHghiro65 ·20 photographs ·17 May 2009 – 17 May 2009 ·1 days
Where
Valbrembo · Lombardia
When
17 May 2009 – 17 May 2009
1 days · trip of 2009
Who
Claudio Ghirardi · @ghiro65 · Parma
How
Travel diary
The story

…..we set off on Saturday at a very leisurely pace, since the forecast wasn’t up to much, and then stopped for the night to sleep on Lake Garda….. The next morning we get up early, breakfast and off we go towards Bergamo, to be precise into the Val Brembo, where Le Cornelle Park is….. Le Cornelle Wildlife Park protects and houses hundreds of rare and unusual animals, including white tigers (extremely rare), cheetahs, lions and so on… The day, very intense and hot, went by brilliantly; only a great deal of tiredness arrived in the evening, because there really is so much to see and the children, galvanised by the sight of the wild animals, did not stop for a moment, except at lunch time…..

The journey's photographs

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Visitors at the Le Cornelli wildlife park entrance under flagsFather carrying boy in straw hat on shoulders behind green metal fenceTurtles basking on a gray rock and log in green waterMacaws and a white cockatoo perched on a branch in front of a rock wallZebra foal standing on gravel beside a dark fence with ivyPeacock tail fanned open, blue and green iridescent feathers among rocksPeacock from behind with fanned tail among grass and treesPeacock fanning its tail in the park, visitors beyond the fenceAlbino wallaby walking on dark gravel in sunlightGrey crowned crane with golden crest staring at camera among trees and green grassWhite stork standing on a twig nest, protective netting and green trees behindWater jets splash among green leaves at a summer park under blue skyWhite lioness walks among gray rocks near the zoo enclosure barsGolden tiger lying at the zoo, eyes closed, behind rusty wire meshClose-up of a two-horned rhinoceros in front of a stone wallRhino sniffing the sandy ground near a rock wallTwo hippos in water touch muzzles with open mouthsTwo hippos in murky water, one touching the other's snoutCheetah walking on grass behind a green metal fence, visitors in backgroundPink flamingos resting on grass near a pond in a park

2 reader comments

visellino · 03/06/2009

MOlto deluso: è solo uno zoo. E' una tristezza vedere tanti anilami in carcere. Queste strutture, anche se tenute bene come questa ,devono essere chiuse. E' immorale!

ghiro65 · 08/06/2009

Concordo pienamente con te..... Avendone sentito tanto parlare, siamo andati, ma più che altro per nostro figlio, il quale però ha provato il medesimo interesse dei genitori vedendo ingabbiati tutti quegli animali.....

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