I've been invited to Roar and Snore at the Western Plains Zoo (http://www.taronga.org.au/western-plain ... snore.aspx). The idea is to stay overnight at the zoo and go on guided tours. I think you get the 'behind the scenes' view.
Anyone been on Roar and Snore? Does it provide many opportunities for photography?
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you could just do the early morning tour starting at 645 am dst to see the animals get fed. was not on mon and tue this week
maybe you see the late afternoon feeding with the roar and snore? Shane
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A colleague of mine did what sounds like the Roar & Snore (he didn't mention any package names). He said it was awesome as you got to see more activity, apparently.
Regards, Patrick
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