I returned to NW Trek Wildlife Park after posting photos only two weeks ago today. It is a very nice place to visit. It was a bit cold so I was glad I took my jacket. I also took a small camera to get better photographs, but the camera is not the problem it seems! I decided to post things that I did not post two weeks ago. By the way, the guy in the blue jacket is me.
I brought my small camera so I could get better photos than with my phone. See the quality improve!
A better camera is not always the solution! How many photos like this have you got?
MORE assorted animal photos follow: female moose–finally got a whole one!
Bobcat viewpoint. It rains so much here, we put roofs over everything not moving.
bobcat
bobcat
white wolf
giant slug
lynx
lynx
Lynx–You will not spot these cats in the woods easily
Some animals were sleeping and huddled up, so there were no good photos of them. Others were hiding. I will have to return again to display some of the others when they are more active and visible.
Feline Café 
Love the lynx and bobcat photos! What a thrill to be able to see so many different wild animals.
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If I could have seen the cougar, I would have seen all the cat types at the park, but they were hiding somewhere. Perhaps I should have run into the wood waving a big ham!
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Danke dass du uns mitgenommen hast. Einfach toll wenn man diese Tiere so frei laufen sehen kann.
Liebe Grüsse
N☼va
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Es gibt auch viele Meilen von Wanderwegen zu Fuß entlang. Es ist mein Loro Parque. There are still more animals there which I was unable to show this time. Need to make one more visit I think.
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You got to see a lot of wildlife. I love the lynx and the bobcat. That slug is scary, we don’t grow them that big in Massachusetts. 🙂
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I used to live near Falmouth. You are correct. The slugs are large here.
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That is a pretty impressive collection of sightings for one outing to a wildlife park.
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All the animals I saw in the previous trip I saw again this trip, but did not want to “repeat” animals here. The cougars I could not see. The bears were just big furry lumps sleeping in the distance.
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