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To add some of my shots from Port Lympne, for those who don't know about Port Lympne it is part of the Aspinall Foundation and covers many hundred acres with many species of animals in its grounds, they conduct a lot of breeding programs both at Port Lympne and Howletts to help prolong the endangered species, many of their animals have been reintroduced into the wild. In Africa they not only reintroduce animals back into the wild but also look after and rescue injured wild animals looking after them on the 1 million acres of land that they own out there.
These were shot with a 5D3 and either a 70-300L or 400 f5.6L lens.
Found in the Gorilla enclosure
[img]http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8505/8533873344_1be90fc88a_c.jpg[/img
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Now where do you think you are going
To add some of my shots from Port Lympne, for those who don't know about Port Lympne it is part of the Aspinall Foundation and covers many hundred acres with many species of animals in its grounds, they conduct a lot of breeding programs both at Port Lympne and Howletts to help prolong the endangered species, many of their animals have been reintroduced into the wild. In Africa they not only reintroduce animals back into the wild but also look after and rescue injured wild animals looking after them on the 1 million acres of land that they own out there.
These were shot with a 5D3 and either a 70-300L or 400 f5.6L lens.
Found in the Gorilla enclosure
[img]http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8505/8533873344_1be90fc88a_c.jpg[/img
rNow where do you think you are going
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