Melbourne has three main Zoos; Healesville Sanctuary we visited earlier in the year (you can read about it here and here), Werribee Open Range Zoo (which we hope to get to over the Summer) and Royal Melbourne Zoo; the eldest. The Melbourne Zoo, has gone through quite a change, as most modern zoos have in the last 30 – 40 years. More animal conservation and upkeep of more natural habitat and environment. One of these recent additions is the Butterfly House, built 31 years ago. We were quite keen to get in there with the cameras, Moth had the Macro, I just had my standard lens. Of my it was hot and humid and packed with people, but butterflies everywhere, on plants, feeding dishes, people.
There was even a keeper there with a giant stick insect.
So that brings me to the end of the Melbourne Zoo, I hope you enjoyed you visit with us. Until our next adventure, stay safe and happy snapping…
~ Julz
Awesome photos. Love the butterflies. Would very much love to visit that place.
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just pop on over the Melbourne, we’ll show you around 🙂
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Careful, I may have to take you up on that. I sure wish it was that easy to just “pop on over”.
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me too, teleportation is still a little while off, but man I wish they would hurry up, I could travel to more places 🙂
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Heck yah! Flying cars and teleporters like Star Trek has. That would be the best thing to ever happen to traveling! “Hey sweetie, I’m going to teleport to my favorite Parisian bakery for a baguette for dinner. I’ll be right back!” Woosh.
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Yes please, sign me up
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Happy new year.
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You too
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Very cool. I love butterfly houses.
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Cool……..bloody hot actually hehehehe, but yes the butterflies are cool to watch
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Lol
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