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Opening Times
- 10am to 5.30pm daily or until dusk.
- Last admission 4.30pm.Admission Charges
- Under 3's are FREE
- Child 3 to 14 years: £5.50
- Adults: £7.50Directions
Follow the brown tourist signs on the A591 & A66 from the end of Bassenthwaite Lake.
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African Vulture Archive
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African Vulture – Fact Three
Vultures are unable to catch or kill live prey as their feet are unable to grip as tightly as an eagle and indeed their talons are often blunt. -
African Vulture – Fact Two
Vultures will soar for many hours using rising thermals often covering hundreds of miles in search of carrion. -
African Vulture – Fact One
The long neck and often bald head is used for delving deep inside rotting carcasses and allows for easy cleaning after a big meal.
African Vulture Archive
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African Vulture – Fact Three
Vultures are unable to catch or kill live prey as their feet are unable to grip as tightly as an eagle and indeed their talons are often blunt. -
African Vulture – Fact Two
Vultures will soar for many hours using rising thermals often covering hundreds of miles in search of carrion. -
African Vulture – Fact One
The long neck and often bald head is used for delving deep inside rotting carcasses and allows for easy cleaning after a big meal. -
Keepers Notes – African Vulture
Fred is the hen pecked husband to Wilma. I’ve had him since he was a youngster. We had difficulty getting him to fly and I even went to the lengths of running and flapping my arms, but he’s still a clumsy flier! He loves his food and he’d eat so much he couldn’t move if he had [...]

