Friday, 12 April 2013

Zebras on Corstorphine Hill


Yes there are zebras on Corstorphine Hill in Edinburgh. Of course they're in the zoo, but walking past you can imagine they're wild there. In the novel that I'm slowly working on, zebras have escaped from zoos and become native in Scotland.

Further down the hill,. a green woodpecker was making a huge amount of noise (click on the link and scroll down to the audio files to hear what it sounds like!), but we couldn't see it anywhere!

8 comments:

Optimistic Existentialist said...

Zebras are among my favorite animals :)

EG CameraGirl said...

What a cool idea that zebras might escape from a zoo and live wild in Scotland!

Little Miss Titch said...

Hmmm I wouldn't mind reading that one!

Tommaso Gervasutti said...

It was so windy and beautiful on the top...and I still remember the zoo, not only the pandas but the huge Majestic sea-eagle too...

Carver said...

Great shots. I'll admit that I wouldn't normally associate zebras with Scotland. Then again we have a large zoological preserve not far from me that has zebras.

bunnits said...

Nice. I'm a fan of zebra, too

RG said...

Zebras on the loose in Scotland? Hmmm .... Will it be Unicorns next?

Ms Sparrow said...

It certainly could happen! We have camels in the American Southwest desert that were imported back in the 1800's.