Blair drummond safari park keeper graeme alexander feeds giraffe ruby Stock Photos and Images
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Blair Drummond Safari Park keeper Graeme Alexander feeds giraffe Ruby, who he has a tattoo of, along with tattoos of elephant Mondy, zebra Spot and rhino Graham, to show his affection for the animals he looks after. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/blair-drummond-safari-park-keeper-graeme-alexander-feeds-giraffe-ruby-image155509797.htmlRMK10299–Blair Drummond Safari Park keeper Graeme Alexander feeds giraffe Ruby, who he has a tattoo of, along with tattoos of elephant Mondy, zebra Spot and rhino Graham, to show his affection for the animals he looks after.
Blair Drummond Safari Park keeper Graeme Alexander feeds giraffe Ruby, who he has a tattoo of, along with tattoos of elephant Mondy, zebra Spot and rhino Graham, to show his affection for the animals he looks after. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/blair-drummond-safari-park-keeper-graeme-alexander-feeds-giraffe-ruby-image155509597.htmlRMK10225–Blair Drummond Safari Park keeper Graeme Alexander feeds giraffe Ruby, who he has a tattoo of, along with tattoos of elephant Mondy, zebra Spot and rhino Graham, to show his affection for the animals he looks after.
Blair Drummond Safari Park keeper Graeme Alexander feeds giraffe Ruby, who he has a tattoo of, along with tattoos of elephant Mondy, zebra Spot and rhino Graham, to show his affection for the animals he looks after. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/blair-drummond-safari-park-keeper-graeme-alexander-feeds-giraffe-ruby-image155509815.htmlRMK1029Y–Blair Drummond Safari Park keeper Graeme Alexander feeds giraffe Ruby, who he has a tattoo of, along with tattoos of elephant Mondy, zebra Spot and rhino Graham, to show his affection for the animals he looks after.
