The morning browse begins with a familiar procession: Mwinzi leads, followed by Natibu, gentle Toto, and finally boss lady Korbessa at the rear. It's a natural hierarchy amongst our Kaluku orphans, teaching essential skills – navigation, foraging, and herd dynamics.

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A lovely start to the week at Spiceball Park in Banbury 🌿

We spotted meadowsweet, bogbean, meadow vetchling, and butterflies like the red admiral & comma 🦋

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Pausing to nibble on patches of grass, rescued orphan giraffe Twiggy is in no rush on her morning walk! It's a win-win, Twiggy enjoys a green treat and we reap the benefits of a natural lawn mower on the airstrip!

If you've not met Twiggy before, read her story: www.swt.bio/twiggy

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Join Twiggy - the tallest of the rescued orphans in our care - for a wildlife walk and be sure to turn on your sound to enjoy nature’s melody.

Read all about Twiggy - and see photos of this once little girl - at: swt.bio/twiggy

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