At Bridlington Birds of Prey & Animal Park, you will find our animals spread across 21 acres of natural habitat. Be prepared for all seasons as you venture around the park to see them, as you will journey through different habitat zones – from the parkland to the beautiful woodland area.
See our majestic llama and alpaca munch on the leaves in our parkland area. Watch birds of prey and birds of the world free flying in our arena. See the racoons in their woodland home. Experience what it’s like to hold a snake, lizard or a majestic owl.
Many of our animals are endangered, and as a registered zoo, it is our mission to help preserve our global wildlife heritage and protect animals from extinction.
THE MAMMALS
Mammals come in all shapes and sizes, from meerkat to donkey, and our mammal collection is increasing all the time.
- Common Marmosets
• Meerkats
• Asian Palm Civet
• Tanuki
• Pigs
• Donkeys
• Shetland pony
• Shetland sheep
• Pigmy goat
• Llama
• Alpaca
• Guinea pig
• Rabbits - Bennetts Wallabies
THE BIRDS
Bridlington Animal Park has an ever-increasing and very varied collection of birds from around the world including parrots, raptors, emus, owls and sea birds.
- OWLS
• Common Barn Owl
• Boobook Owl
• Tawny Owl
• Little Owl
• Bengal Eagle Owl
• European Eagle Owl
• Great Grey Owl
• Snowy Owl
RAPTORS
- Eurasian Kestrel
- Peregrine Falcon
- Lanner Falcon
- American Kestrel
- Common Buzzard
RATITES
- Ostrich
- Emu
- Rhea
PARROTS
- Blue-headed Amazon
- Blue and Gold Macaw
OTHER BIRDS
- Greater Flamingo
- Raven
- Kookaburra
REPTILES
Bridlington Animal Park’s collection of reptiles includes snakes, lizards, geckos and iguanas. They can be found in the activity area at 12 pm daily.
- Sulcata Tortoise
- Blue-tongued skink
- Florida King Snake
- Corn Snake
- Royal Python
- Fire Bellied Toads
- Horsefield Tortoise
- Leopard tortoise
- Gopher snake
ARTHROPODS AND SNAILS
Arthropods are invertebrate animals with external skeletons, segmented bodies and jointed limbs. The best-known arthropods are insects, arachnids (spiders) and crustaceans.
- Mexican Red-kneed Tarantula
NEW ARRIVALS
With babies and new arrivals being introduced all the time, take a look at our events tab on the home page.
