Animal Database

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Goats and sheep-Ruminants

BillyLength - 1m

Colours - Black, Grey and White

Gender - Male

Diet - Grass/Weeds and Lucerne

Species - Goat or Capra aegagrus hircus

Family - Bovidae

PrancerLength - 1.10m

Colours - White

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass/Weeds and Lucerne

Species - Goat or Capra aegagrus hircus

Family - Bovidae

SnowLength - 1.5m

Colours - White

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass/Weeds and Lucerne

Species - Goat or Capra aegagrus hircus

Family - Bovidae

YogurtLength - 1.15m

Colours - White and Black

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass/Leaves and Lucerne

Species - Sheep or Ovis arie

Family - Bovidae

SwirlLength - 1.10m

Colours - White

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass/Leaves and Lucerne

Species - Sheep or Ovis arie

Family - Bovidae

How Ruminants help our garden ecosystem

Sheep and goats are part of the cycle in our Garden. They eat the unwanted weeds and

grass which cycles through their four stomachs. When it is transforms into

manure, we can utilise it as fertiliser and spread it through our Garden to start the cycle again. Their manure is also used in

the composting process.

Chickens

CookieLength - 47cm

Colours - Brown

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass, Food Scraps and Feed

Species - Chicken or Gallus domesticus

Family - Phasianidae

Length - 44cm

Colours - Brown

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass,Food Scraps and Feed

Species - Chicken or Gallus domesticus

Family - Phasianidae

Nugget

Length - 39cm

Colours - Black and Red

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass, Food Scraps and Feed

Species - Chicken or Gallus domesticus

Family - Phasianidae

Turkey

Pesky Length - 33cm

Colours - Black and Red

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass, Food Scraps and Feed

Species - Chicken or Gallus domesticus

Family - Phasianidae

NoodleLength - 35cm

Colours - Black and Red

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass, Food Scraps and Feed

Species - Chicken or Gallus domesticus

Family - Phasianidae

ShadowLength - 28cm

Colours - Black and Red

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass, Food Scraps and Feed

Species - Chicken or Gallus domesticus

Family - Phasianidae

Popcorn Length - 44cm

Colours - Brown and Red

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass, Food Scraps and Feed

Species - Chicken or Gallus domesticus

Family - Phasianidae

Rosemary Length - 30cm

Colours - White and Red

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass, Food Scraps and Feed

Species - Chicken or Gallus domesticus

Family - Phasianidae

TinkerbellLength - 26cm

Colours - Yellow and White

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass, Food Scraps and Feed

Species - Chicken or Gallus domesticus

Family - Phasianidae

Big bird Length - 27cm

Colours - White and Red

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass, Food Scraps and Feed

Species - Chicken or Gallus domesticus

Family - Phasianidae

How chickens help our garden

Chickens are an essential part of our Garden’s ecosystem. They eat the unwanted worms and bugs which helps us and keeps them healthy. We feed them food scraps that otherwise would have gone to waste so they have a diet that consists of more then chicken feed. They lay eggs which we sell to staff to help fund our Garden. Their manure can be used as fertiliser or in the

composting process.

Guinea PigsAnd rabbits

ZipperLength - 20cm

Colours - Orange, Black and White

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass and Alpha Mix

Species - Guinea Pig or Cavia porcellus

Family - Cavies

BadgerLength - 23cm

Colours - Black and White

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass and Alpha Mix

Species - Guinea Pig or Cavia porcellus

Family - Cavies

Mohawk Length - 24cm

Colours - Black

Gender - Unspecified

Diet - Grass and Alpha Mix

Species - Guinea Pig or Cavia porcellus

Family - Cavies

Carrot Length - 21cm

Colours - White and Ginger

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass and Alpha Mix

Species - Guinea Pig or Cavia porcellus

Family - Cavies

Vegas Length - 22cm

Colours - Brown and Caramel

Gender - Unspecified

Diet- Grass and Alpha Mix

Species - Guinea pig or Cavia porcellus

Family - Cavies

Caramel Length - 25cm

Colour - Ginger and White

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass and Alpha Mix

Species - Guinea Pig or Cavia porcellus

Family - Cavies

PlutoLength - 28cm

Colour - Grey and White

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass and Alpha Mix

Species - Rabbit or Oryctolagus cuniculus

Family - Leporidae

GalaxyLength - 28cm

Colour - Grey and White

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass and Alpha Mix

Species - Rabbit or Oryctolagus cuniculus

Family - Leporidae

Cassie Length - 26cm

Colour - Grey and White

Gender - Female

Diet - Grass and Alpha Mix

Species - Rabbit or Oryctolagus cuniculus

Family - Leporidae

How Guinea pigs and rabbits help our Garden Guinea pigs and rabbits help our ecosystem by eating the unwanted weeds and grass in our

Garden. They provide a learning experience for the younger children by teaching them about

growth and basic care of animals. Their manure can be used as fertiliser or in the composting

process.

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