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How to get there

Le Cornelle Wildlife Park how to get there

• IN THE CAR
  A4 Milan - Venice motorway, Dalmine exit. Go straight on towards Val Brembana. After the town of Curno, follow the signs for the Le Cornelle Wildlife Park.
  The park is about 8 km from the Dalmine exit.
• TRAIN AND BUS
  Take the train to Bergamo.
  At the station take BUS n ° 8 to Loreto and BUS n ° 10 to Valbrembo.
  On public holidays from March to October, number 10 arrives in the Park's parking lot.

Le Cornelle Address

Via Cornelle, 16, 24030 Valbrembo BERGAMO

Weather

Opening

LE CORNELLE WILDLIFE PARK CALENDAR AND HOURS 2021

To know the updated timetables and the calendar it is recommended to consult the official website of the park.

Attractions

LE CORNELLE MAP ATTRACTIONS

MAMMALS:

• ALPACA
  It is part of the Camelidae family. It is a domestic species that derives from the Vicuna.
• ALCINA ANTELOPE
  It is the largest of the African antelopes.
• ANTELOPE CERVICAPRA
  Cervicapra antelope is the only representative of the antelope genus. The horns are present only in the males, they are long, wrapped in wide spirals and furrowed by corrugations; between the two sexes there is an evident difference in the color of the coat, in fact the female is ocher, while the male is dark with blackish back and sides.
• ANTELOPE OF MARIA GRAY
  It measures between 90 and 100 cm at the withers and weighs between 70 and 110 kg. It has a long and coarse hair especially under the neck. In females, the color of the coat is reddish-yellow, while in adult males it is brown.
• BONGO
  It is the largest forest antelope, the male can reach the weight of 450 kg.
• CAMEL
  It inhabits desert, semi-desert and steppe regions, both lowland and mountain. They usually live in herds of about twenty individuals led by a male
• RED CANCUR
  It is the largest living marsupial. We find it both in the steppe and in mountain environments.
• COBO LICHI
  Robust antelope that lives in large concentrations in the flooded plains of southern Africa
• INDIAN ELEPHANT
  It lives preferably in the forests. The females linked by parental ties usually gather in stable groups of 4-10 specimens. Males are mostly solitary.
• COMMON SEAL
  It is a carnivore belonging to the Phocidae family. The male can reach 2 m in length and a weight of 150 kg
• CHEETAH
  Its favorite environment is the arid savannah. It has a slender build, long legs, non-retractable nails.
• GIBBON WITH WHITE HANDS
  The color of the hair can vary from individual to individual and go from cream to black, while the hands and feet are always white as well as a ring of hair around the face.
• GIRAFFE
  It is the tallest animal in the world. It can reach 6-7 m
• STRIPED HYENA
  It inhabits the arid savannas, steppes and desert of North, Central and Eastern Africa as well as Southwest Asia.
• HIPPOPOTAMUS
  It lives in the prairies near the water or in the marshy grounds. The life of the hippo is largely linked to water, in fact almost the entire day is spent in it.
  
• LAMA
  Two domestic subspecies derive from the Guanaco: the Alpaca and the Lama. It is a Camelid, but unlike the African and Asian ones, it does not have humps on its back
• LEMURE CATTA
  It lives in the southwest of Madagascar in forest environments and along rivers. They also adapt to more arid environments.
• VARIEGATED LEMURE
  It lives in the primary forests of Madagascar, today highly threatened by deforestation.
• LION
  It inhabits the savannah and prairie, but can adapt to bushy areas and forests.
• LEOPARD `` BLACK COLOR ''
  It has a slender and elegant body structure, rather short legs, wide feet and a well developed tail
• SNOW LEOPARD
  It inhabits the mountainous regions of Central Asia up to 6000 meters high. The long, thick fur and the thick layer of subcutaneous fat protect it from the cold.
  
• NEBULOUS LEOPARD
  Lives in Southeast Asia: Himalaya, China, Bhutan, Nepal, Borneo. It prefers tropical and subtropical forests up to altitudes of 2000 meters, but it is also encountered in mangrove swamps and prairies
• MARA '
  It is a South American rodent. It belongs to the guinea pig family.
• MUNTJAK
  The Muntjak is a Cervid that lives in pairs in environments with dense vegetation and rarely leaves its territory
• SABER-HORN ORYX
  Once spread throughout the northern Sahara from West Africa to Egypt, today it inhabits only the southern edge of its primitive territory.
• LESS PANDA
  The distribution area of the lesser panda, also called the red panda, is discontinuous and extends to Nepal, India, Burma and China.
• PUMA
  The Puma, also called "Mountain Lion or Cougar" is a solitary animal. Once widespread throughout the American territory, the Puma has now disappeared in many regions of this territory following the merciless hunting.
• WHITE RHINO
  The White Rhinoceros lives in the African savannahs. Today, unfortunately, it is in danger of extinction due to the ruthless hunting due to its highly sought-after horn and we can only find it in a few steppe territories.
  
• SAIMIRI
  He's a monkey from the New Continent. It is also called "squirrel monkey". It lives in rainforests and along the banks of rivers
• WE ARE
  Lives in the forests. It is the largest of the gibbons. Both male and female are black and like all apes, they do not have a tail.
• SITATUNGA
  It is widespread from Senegal to Kenya, Namibia and Botswana. Antelope closely related to water lives in swampy and tunnel forests along waterways and on islands in lakes
  
• SURICATO
  It lives in arid savannahs and in semi-desert and rocky areas up to 1000 meters in height. It is related to the Mongooses.
• TAMARIN WITH COTTON HAIR
  It is a new world monkey that lives in tropical forests. It has a thick crown of white hairs that completely cover the head and that swell when the animal is alarmed or angry.
• SOUTH AMERICAN TAPIRO
  It is the best known and most numerous species. He likes to live near watercourses, in fact he is an excellent swimmer capable of crossing large rivers without difficulty.
• SIBERIAN TIGER
  It lives in the taiga areas and has the habit of wandering continuously, alone, after sunset, to hunt down its victims, also wandering around villages and inhabited places.
  
• BENGAL TIGER
  The Bengal Tiger has become very rare, so much so that today there are only 4500 specimens
• RED-NECKED UALLABIA
  The Red-necked Uallabia is a mammal of the order Marsupials. It has gray / brown hair.
• FLYING FOX
  The genus Pteropus includes the largest bats in the world.
  Pteropus vampyrus is the largest species: the wingspan reaches 182 centimeters while the weight is only 1.5 kilograms.
• ZEBRA DI GRANT
  It is the northernmost breed, living from Sudan to Somalia up to Tanzania. The coat has a white background with a few very wide and horizontal black stripes on the thighs, the limbs are thickly zebra-striped up to the hooves.

REPTILES:

• ROCKS LAUNCH
  It is the heaviest saurian on the African continent, it can reach 2 meters in length. It is gray-brown in color with white-yellowish areas
• GREEN ARBORICLE PYTHON
  Its natural habitat consists of rainforests. It populates the primary rainforests, up to altitudes of about 1800 meters above sea level.
• ALBINO CROSS-LINKED PYTHON
  The reticulated python is one of the longest and heaviest snakes in the world, being able to reach a weight of 140 kg and a length of 9 meters.
  
• IGUANA RHINO
  The rhinoceros iguana is a diurnal species found in dry forests, in rocky areas with little vegetation and in the desert areas of the island of Haiti and the Dominican Republic
• NILE CROCODILE
  It is an aquatic reptile that inhabits rivers, swamps and mangrove ponds. It can also live in salty waters. It reaches 5.5 meters in length and weighs one ton.
• DAYTIME GECO
  Day geckos are small lizards found mainly in Madagascar. Most of the species live in warm and humid forests and have arboreal habits.
• SEYCHELLES HEAD
  It lives in humid areas near scrublands and pools of water. It frequents both the coastal areas and the interior of the islands where it lives. He has a calm and indolent temperament.

BIRDS:

• MANDARINE DUCK
  It is called mandarin because the male during the breeding season has a plumage that recalls the festive and colorful dress of the Chinese mandarins.
• BRIDE DUCK
  In spring, it flies in pairs and alights on lakes and ponds. Look for food beneath the surface of the water without fully submerging.
• AQULIA DI MARE TAIL WHITE
  It is a large bird of prey widespread in northern Africa and Asia. It breeds in Greenland and northern Eurasia.
• ARA ARARAUNA
  It is easily recognizable by the beauty of the changing colors of the plumage and by the characteristic twisted beak designed to break the hardest shells.
• ARA HYACINTH
  It is the largest parrot in existence and reaches a length of about one meter. He usually lives in pairs or family groups between southern Brazil and western Bolivia.
  
• ARA MACAO
  It reaches a length of 80 - 85 cm and a weight of one kilogram. The plumage is mostly red, the wings have blue and yellow remiges and the tail is red.
• GRIFONE
  It is one of the largest European birds
• PINK COCKATOO
  It is one of the most widely distributed species on the Australian territory. It has a length of about 35 cm and a weight that varies between 270-350g. The back feathers have different shades of gray, the chest and head are pink as well as the mobile crest.
• WHITE STORK
  It is a wader of about one meter in length. It has white plumage with only black flight feathers. The beak and long legs are red.
• BLACK SWAN
  Smaller than the mute swan, it is distinguished from other swans by its neck length and relatively small head
  
• ROYAL SWAN
  It is called royal because its hunting was once the privilege of kings. It has long been raised in the domestic or semi-domestic state in the pools of villas and castles.
• SNOW OWL
  Owl of large size characterized by mostly white plumage. The females have evident brownish spots.
• EXCELLENT
  It is a bird of the Psittacidae family. It has an evident sexual dimorphism
• LESSER FLAMINGO
  It is the smallest and most numerous of the flamingos. It lives in large flocks in aquatic areas. It has a weight of about 2 kg and a height of about 1 m.
  
• PINK FLAMINGO
  It is a wading bird that lives in low salt lagoons, along estuaries and in coastal ponds.
• RED FLAMINGO
  It is easily recognizable by its very long legs joined by a membrane and by the characteristic curved beak it uses to drain the surface of the brackish water.
  
• ANTIGONE CRANE
  The imposing Antigone Crane, with its long legs and slender neck, at first glance has a certain resemblance to storks and herons, however it is not related to these species.
• TIMED CRANE
  Graceful wading bird, characteristic for having the occiput crowned with golden feathers, soft, thread-like and diverging.
• CRANE OF THE MANCIURIA
  It lives in swamps, on the banks of rivers and in rice fields. It feeds on vegetable substances, grains of all kinds, cereal sprouts, herbs and small roots supplemented by insects, earthworms and lizards.
  
• REAL OWL
  It is a nocturnal bird of prey and is the largest European owl. By grabbing them with its powerful claws it manages to catch prey the size of a grouse. It is lonely and hunts at dawn and dusk
• RED IBIS
  It belongs to the order of the Ciconiiformes. It inhabits tropical forests along the coasts and marshy areas of Venezuela and Brazil. The unmistakable appearance, that is the scarlet plumage, was the main cause that led the species towards extinction
• SACRED IBIS
  The Ibis is called Sacred because it was revered by the ancient Egyptians who considered it the bird of the god Toth, symbol of wisdom. Therefore they raised him in temples where he could circulate freely.
• NANDU '
  The Nandù is also called the "Ostrich of America". It lives in pampas and open forests in groups of 3-15 females under the orders of a male, who is larger. He is unable to fly but is a very good runner
• MONACO PARISH
  Medium-sized parrot with a voluminous beak. It lives in colonies in Bas-Sopian and wooded savannahs. Generally it nests among the bifurcations of tree branches, building large colonial nests with material collected from nearby bushes, to which it always returns to spend the night. The nest is made up of cells each of which is inhabited by a couple.
• PEACOCK
  Originally from India, it lives in open forests. Today it is widespread as, given its beauty, it has been introduced in parks and gardens all over the world
• COMMON PELICAN
  The common pelican is an animal well adapted to the aquatic environment. It has short, strong and webbed legs. In the phase of taking off from the water it can seem clumsy, but once in the air it turns out to be an excellent flyer.
• HUMBOLDT PENGUIN
  The Humboldt penguin lives along the coasts of South America, from Peru to Chile
• HUMBOLDT PENGUIN
  The Humboldt penguin lives along the coasts of South America, from Peru to Chile. The average height is 68 cm.
• OSTRICH
  The Ostrich is the largest extant bird. It inhabits steppe and desert environments. Unable to fly, it is typically a running bird and its speed can exceed 60 km / h, with leaps of 4 meters.

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Nearby you will find:

• LEOLANDIA

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