One reason I like zoos is that if they do a good job on creating habitat, then you might also find native birds and insects. All of the birds that I photographed, with the exception of the macaw, were wild and in the zoo by choice. I bet you the White Ibis regretted it.
Alligator
Black-Crowned Night Heron
Anhinga (female)
I think this is a White-Handed Gibbon. These animals were calling and whooping and making a lot of noise!
Great Egret
Boat-Tailed Grackle
WARNING: A single photo following this warning is graphic and may be disturbing. It contains a photo of an injured White Ibis. The injury and associated blood are clear, so if you want to skip this photo, please scroll beyond it.
This White Ibis was perched in a tree near Alligator Bay, but also just above the Cheetah cage. I am not sure who it crossed paths with, but it is not likely to survive the attack.
poor White Ibis
Cheetah
Malayan Tiger
While I was enjoying the butterfly habitat, George heard the tigers (there were two) roaring at each other, so he rushed back and caught a video of them standing on their hind legs, pawing at each other. They growled/roared at each other 3-4 times.
Black Bear
Besides zebra longwings, there were a few other things with wings in the butterfly habitat.
Zebra Longwing
Macaw
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