Studley Grange is an all weather attraction for all the family, young and old, with animals, crafts, butterflies, cafe and much more! Free parking available!
Enjoyed a #fundayout with a friend as the half term holidays came to an end today; visited @studleygrange & took a few pictures of the #Butterflies there before chasing after little ones to make sure they didn't try to jump in the water!
@becca2238 Not silly at all! You're right the main season starts in March but there are still lots of butterflies, and if you're able to pick a brighter day they're more likely to be flying. There's lots of Atlas Moths soon to be emerging from their chysalides!
An exciting start to February we had twin lambs born 1st February with more to follow.
The lambs are polled Dorset lambs and mother and lambs are doing well.
Will you be stopping by our #free#handwriting#workshop at the @teach_primary store at @studleygrange on the 10th Feb? We can provide you with the support you need to finally master legible handwriting, as it is never too late to improve your handwriting!
George the tortoise has spent his first winter in his lovely new house and is very happy. He still loves to come out on sunny days so come on over and say hello
Would your kids like to meet #Santa? 🎅 Book our #SantasGrotto at @studleygrange, #Swindon for the 9 or 10 December! Take a tractor ride & pet some friendly animals before meeting Santa & receiving a #Christmas gift. 🎁 For more info & to book, visit: https://t.co/ODSWnOjXUP
How many Butterflies can you see? The master of disguise at the top of this photo is an Indian Leaf Butterfly and as their name suggests they look just like a leaf! See if you can spot one in our tropical butterfly houses...
This little Leopard Tortoise is Charlie. Charlie is one of our newest residents, he has been re-homed here with us and is settling in well in our butterfly and Chelonian (shelled reptiles) house, where he lives with our other shelled residents...