John Oram's photos with the keyword: Pili Palas

Pili Palas Nature World/Byd Natur. Anglesey/Ynys Môn. Ernie is one of two Kunekune at Pili Palas. Ernie and his friend Bert were very sociable with each other, Bert coming over, amidst much grunting, from his spot in the shade to rub noses and then have a pig cuddle. P1180431

Pili Palas Nature World/Byd Natur. Anglesey/Ynys Môn. Bert is one of two Kunekune at Pili Palas. He is, in fact, Bert #2 as his predecessor died after ingesting a plastic bottle top left carelessly (or even, perhaps, intentionally) where he could eat it. Bert and his friend Ernie were very sociable with each other, Bert coming over, amidst much grunting, to Ernie's spot in the sun to rub noses and then have a pig cuddle. P1180430

Pili Palas Nature World/Byd Natur. Anglesey/Ynys Môn. This is one of those photographs which comes out even better than hoped. It was carefully composed (as turtles don't move around quite as quickly as, say, meerkats) but it has still come out better than some taken with equal care on another day with mixed results. P1180429

Pili Palas Nature World/Byd Natur. Anglesey/Ynys Môn. Many of the birds in the Pili Palas aviary are constrained only by the outer structure and not by individual cages. This budgerigar seemed quite playful and flew across the space to remain in the open for only a couple of minutes before playing peek-a-boo with us and our cameras. P1180426

Pili Palas Nature World/Byd Natur. Anglesey/Ynys Môn. According to the placard, the Bengalese Finch does not exist in the wild being bred for captivity. They come in a number of colour variations. P1180423

Pili Palas Nature World/Byd Natur. Anglesey/Ynys Môn. Not strictly speaking on the list of exhibits, this sparrow looked very charming anyway as we entered Pili Palas. P1180415

Pili Palas Nature World/Byd Natur. Anglesey/Ynys Môn. Alpaca are a relatively common sight in Wales now, bred for their wool, as they have adapted well to the environment. P1180410

Pili Palas Nature World/Byd Natur. Anglesey/Ynys Môn. In the aviary at Pili Palas, many of the birds are not directly caged and have plenty of flying space. A group of Java Sparrow did not do much flying but seemed very social. P1180420

Pili Palas Nature World/Byd Natur. Anglesey/Ynys Môn. In the aviary at Pili Palas, many of the birds are not directly caged and have plenty of flying space. A group of Java Sparrow did not do much flying but seemed very social. P1180419

Pili Palas Nature World/Byd Natur. Anglesey/Ynys Môn. In the aviary at Pili Palas, many of the birds are not directly caged and have plenty of flying space. A group of Java Sparrow did not do much flying but seemed very social. P1180418

Pili Palas Nature World/Byd Natur. Anglesey/Ynys Môn. In the aviary at Pili Palas, many of the birds are not directly caged and have plenty of flying space. A group of Java Sparrow did not do much flying but seemed very social. P1180417