Gorge Wildlife Park ( Animals)

The Gorge Wildlife Park is about 35 kms from Adelaide , at Cudlee Creek inthe Adelaide Hills. It is a pleasant dirve to Cudlee Creek and the Gorge Wildlife Park is a great bonus at the end of the drive. In this article I have put some Photos of animals I took there. I did not get all the animals but I hope you will enjoy the ones I did. My Grandson had great fun feeding the animals, especially the monkeys. On the day we were there the visitors were from Japan, Britan, France and I think Germany as well as Australia.

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Albino Wallaby
Generally they don't survive long in the wild. ©T Lubcke 2003

Brush Tail Kangaroo
©T Lubcke 2003

Cat & Kangaroo
My sons partner feeding a Red Kangaroo. ©T Lubcke 2003

Cat & Koala
She loved holding the Koala, also it was free. ©T Lubcke 2003

Cat & Koala
©T Lubcke 2003

Echidna
Sometimes called the Spiny Anteater. ©T Lubcke 2003

Echidna
They lay eggs then rear the young in a pouch like Kangaroos. ©T Lubcke 2003

Fruit Bat
Can you see the baby holding on to mum. ©T Lubcke 2003

Fruit Bat
©T Lubcke 2003

Kangaroo
Big Red male. ©T Lubcke 2003

Koala
©T Lubcke 2003

Lucas & Monkey
My grandson feeding a monkey. ©T Lubcke 2003

Lucas & Monkey
He really enjoyed himself. ©T Lubcke 2003

Puma
Lovely creature. ©T Lubcke 2003

Puma
©T Lubcke 2003

Quokka
These animals come from Rottnest Island just of the coast from Perth. ©T...

Spider Monkey
These monkeys look so funny walking around on the ground. ©T Lubcke 2003

Tasmanian Devil
They have a bite pressure of 300 lbs per square inch, they are marupial like...

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article published 11/26/2003

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hey gang, love the work that youve done through out the years, great job, come and see you again. love the website that you created, colin would be proud of you all down at the gorge wildlife park. great improvement betta go luv always jaz xoxoxo
— jasmine obst, June 16, 2005

Great work great pictures great page
— Toni, February 24, 2005

Love the pictures of the koala's and wallaby's especially the two where the wallaby is looking up for penuts and the one where it is eating the peanuts.
— Marcia, January 11, 2005

Thanks for your really good photos! Cat was lucky she didn't get bitten by the koala! I heard of a young guy whose father bought him one for a pet, and he got terribly scratched up! I esp. loved the wallaby begging for food!
— ellie robb, April 4, 2004

Great!
as usual you did a very good job! Grat shots and lovely animals! Australia has really a lot to offer! Thanks!
— Cristina, November 30, 2003

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Great job, Tim. The first thing Americans think of when you say Australia, is a Koala or a kangaroo and you have given us a wonderful vison of what they should look like!
— Bonnie Parsons, November 28, 2003

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