Dozens of discarded and unloved inflatable animal toys have taken centre stage at a recycling centre after being rescued by workers.
Staff have been collecting them from skips at the site for about two years.
A spokeswoman from operator Thalia Waste Management said the display was intended to “brighten up our space”.
Unicorns, rabbits, dinosaurs and hippos are among the many inflatable toys adorning the site office, and the various containers and skips.
The Thalia spokeswoman added: “Here at Milton we want to make sure our services are not just great for the environment, but also for everyone who visits us.
“We started rescuing plastic toys to brighten up our space, http://tipatkaiganteng.com make it memorable, and promote reuse – and we hope everyone loves our unicorns just as much as we do.”