A Mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx) looks out at the visitors. These Mandrills have now been removed from the public area of the zoo while a study is conducted as to whether the visitors have changed their behaviour. Sadly it seems likely... An alternative crop is also available

Photos of wildlife taken over a period of a couple of years at various locations.

Further Meerkat photos can be found here

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Luke Church > Goslings in near the Cavendish Physics Labs in Cambridge UK, taken on the 17th of May, 2004

Luke Church > An Asian Short-Clawed Otter (Aonyx Cinerea) looks on. Taken from the compound in Chester Zoo. Taken on the 28th of August, 2005.

Luke Church > Two otters (Aonyx Cinerea) relax on a log in Chester Zoo. Taken on the 28th of August 2005

Luke Church > A Meerkat (Suricata suricata) looks out on the world. Taken through the glass at Chester Zoo, 28th of August 2005.

Further Meerkat photos can be found here

Luke Church > A Meerkat stands by the door in Chester Zoo, 28th August 2005. They have just been put in their night enclosure.

Further Meerkat photos can be found here

Luke Church > A Small Tortoiseshell butterfly sunning itself. Taken near the rail track running parallel to Humber Estuary, North Yorkshire. The photo was taken on the 31st August 2005. (Thanks to Malcolm for the correction)

Luke Church > Old Skin.

An Asian Elephant (Elephas maximus) in Chester zoo. Walking through their enclosure in the afternoon. Taken on the 4th of Jun, 2005.

Luke Church > A Mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx) looks out at the visitors. These Mandrills have now been removed from the public area of the zoo while a study is conducted as to whether the visitors have changed their behaviour. Sadly it seems likely... An alternative crop is also available

Luke Church > Taken on the 28th of August 2005, in Chester Zoo

Luke Church > A rather hungry little squirrel taken wihlst eating monkey nuts in the musuem gardens, York, United Kingdom, April 2006.

Taken with a 350D, 70-200L f4

Luke Church > A Squirrel monkey

(Saimiri boliviensis)

A Mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx) looks out at the visitors. These Mandrills have now been removed from the public area of the zoo while a study is conducted as to whether the visitors have changed their behaviour. Sadly it seems likely... An alternative crop is also available