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Take a walk around Prior Park this May half term and find the hidden animals.
There's eight animals in total hiding in the trees around the paths at Prior Park. Can you find them all and solve the clues to workout what they are?
Once you've discovered the animals, learn a little more about how the National Trust is helping to reintroduce or protect the environment for these species.
Trail is free. Normal admission charges apply.
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