Snowdrops at Cotswold Wildlife Park. Picture: Harriet Rycroft
LIONS, rhinos and crocodiles usually take centre stage at Cotswold Wildlife Park, however it is these charming snowdrops that have got staff excited.
Christine Beausire, gardener at the park, said: "The sight of drifts of snowdrops is one of the pleasures of winter.
"At Cotswold Wildlife Park, we have the ordinary snowdrop, Galanthus nivalis, naturalised in our lawns and also a collection of over 20 different varieties growing in our borders."
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