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Who else is loving this lockdown weather? 🌧⚡

Who else is loving this lockdown weather?
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Peekaboo 💚 🦜

Shrek our resident Swamp Wallaby is recovering fro

Shrek our resident Swamp Wallaby is recovering from an abcess on his face.
Shrek has 28 acres to free roam so we're lucky that he's quite friendly. It means medicating him is a simple task and doesn't stress him out.
He's certainly feeling much better and seems to have found his way into the feed tent where Keeper Celine keeps all the treats 💙
We adore you Shrek 🥰

Our cheeky Potoroos couldn't wait for Keeper Maddy

Our cheeky Potoroos couldn't wait for Keeper Maddy to feed out their muesli 💚

Introducing Addison Elaine Cobbold, our first gran

Introducing Addison Elaine Cobbold, our first grandchild and, by a long, long way, our youngest member of staff.
At this stage she's only learning the basics of animal husbandry but we think she'll make a great CEO one day soon.

It's a great day for hiding out under the Kangaroo

It's a great day for hiding out under the Kangaroo shelter, said everyone! 🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘

We love seeing children connect with animals. We n

We love seeing children connect with animals.
We need to make sure the next generation fall in love with our Australian wildlife so that they care for them into the future.

Have you met Fozzie our Pink and Grey Galah? Fozzi

Have you met Fozzie our Pink and Grey Galah?
Fozzie loves shoelaces and can usually be found sniffing around your shoes at our daily 12.30pm wildlife show 😃

Check out these two cuties. It's time for their we

Check out these two cuties.
It's time for their weekly weigh in.
All our birds are trained or in training to be comfortable sitting on the scales.
This ensures we can keep a close eye on their weights 🦉

It's breakfast in bed for Danny this morning. Toda

It's breakfast in bed for Danny this morning.
Today's weather forecast is 10 degrees in Mylor, we suspect Danny won't be getting up anytime soon 😍

Shrek, our resident Swamp Wallaby and his mate the

Shrek, our resident Swamp Wallaby and his mate the Rock Wallaby, were enjoying today's glorious weather.

Nope, nope, not getting out of bed!

Nope, nope, not getting out of bed!

Besties! Keeper Maddy and Shrek the Swamp Wallaby

Besties!
Keeper Maddy and Shrek the Swamp Wallaby sharing afternoon tea on the grasslands.
Carrots anyone?
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Junior Keeper 4 A Day. It'll be the best day of th

Junior Keeper 4 A Day.
It'll be the best day of their life.
Experience the life of a professional animal keeper for a day with the Warrawong Junior Keeper Experience. Open to children 6 to 15 years of age, this incredible, behind-the-scenes experience allows young animal lovers to feed, pat, hold, and care for a huge range of animals at the Sanctuary.
The Junior Keeper experience is selfie heaven. However, it’s also serious work. After all, you’ll be dealing with all sorts of wild animals. They hop, fly, slither, and some are just plain creepy-crawly. Being a Junior Keeper isn’t for the faint-hearted. But, it could just be the best experience of your life.

Book in early for the upcoming July school holidays as we do book out every school holidays.
Book Now! https://www.warrawongws.com.au/meet-the-animal/junior-keeper/

Our elusive Platypus were spotted four times on on

Our elusive Platypus were spotted four times on one of our dusk tours last week.
If you have been to Warrawong and still haven't spotted one, don't give up!
We promise they're out there :P

Photo courtesy of Adrian Mann

How special are these two? Magpie Geese differ fro

How special are these two?
Magpie Geese differ from most waterbirds as they have strongly clawed toes that are only partially webbed.
They are also the only known waterfowl to feed their young.
They can be seen most days just grazing on the grasslands.

Have you had the pleasure of meeting Charlotte our

Have you had the pleasure of meeting Charlotte our Major Mitchell's Cockatoo?
Charlotte is one of our stars at our weekend and school holiday wildlife presentations.
You can meet Charlotte at our 12.30pm wildlife presentation each weekend.

If you haven't visited the Sanctuary yet, the you

If you haven't visited the Sanctuary yet, the you haven't enjoyed the
If you haven't visited the Sanctuary yet, then you haven't experienced The Shed Cafe.
It's a great space to sit and watch the birds feeding outside the floor to ceiling Windows.
The fireplace warms the cafe while the coffee warms your heart :)

Photo courtesy of Leighton Cassebohm

Kiara our Whistling Kite has been enjoying the rai

Kiara our Whistling Kite has been enjoying the rain today.
How about you?
Are you enjoying the rain ?

Is this my good side?

Is this my good side?

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