Quick Video Tour
This irascible looking fellow came all the way from Australia...
...as did this good-looking guy
Also from down-under, this cuddly egret...
...and this embarrassed looking ugly duck
The Black Stork from eastern Europe can
have a wingspan of up to six feet
A Red Tailed Hawk from North America - or
so he says - I never did see his tail
A Canadian Goose (thought to be a day visitor himself)
One of numerous moth-eaten Peacocks
A Dingo from Australia
A HUGE farm horse out for breakfast
Lunch time! (Actually, it was only 10:00 AM)
This seductive little temptress probably
thought we were from Hollywood
These guys were excitedly chatting
about the days anticipated rides
Is there any such thing as a Wallaby Hymn Book?
What a Grumpy Monkey!
Not sure what this one is, but it was
spotted acting suspiciously on the Veldt
Another interloper! This guy had his entire family at the Zoo
My personal favorite - the dinosaur hatchings, where else?
...as did this good-looking guy
Also from down-under, this cuddly egret...
...and this embarrassed looking ugly duck
The Black Stork from eastern Europe can
have a wingspan of up to six feet
A Red Tailed Hawk from North America - or
so he says - I never did see his tail
A Canadian Goose (thought to be a day visitor himself)
One of numerous moth-eaten Peacocks
A Dingo from Australia
A HUGE farm horse out for breakfast
Lunch time! (Actually, it was only 10:00 AM)
This seductive little temptress probably
thought we were from Hollywood
These guys were excitedly chatting
about the days anticipated rides
Is there any such thing as a Wallaby Hymn Book?
What a Grumpy Monkey!
Not sure what this one is, but it was
spotted acting suspiciously on the Veldt
Another interloper! This guy had his entire family at the Zoo
My personal favorite - the dinosaur hatchings, where else?
1 comment:
Sometimes it's so much fun to go to the zoo! One of the best picture-taking opportunities was at the zoo in Okinawa, Japan! They didn't have quite the restrictions with fences, walls, etc. that I was used to so you could get a lot more close and personal! I have some great pictures of zoo animals from there! :-)
BTW that's quite an unusual hatchling you've discovered! :-)
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