We had a brief cold front (meaning high of 75) in late October. Brett and I decided to spend the morning walking at the zoo. We got there right as the macaws were having their fly over. They free-fly from the front of the zoo and circle around the main area before landing on the perch. They were moving so fast it was hard to keep up with them.
The Marabou storks were flirting on the nest. They already had an egg so they must have been celebrating.
Koala bears sleep up to 22 hours a day and it’s rare to catch them awake. This one did a few stretches and a big yawn before going back to sleep.
I guess three’s not a crowd. I was watching this couple flirting and then another parakeet showed up and they all flirted with each other.
The flamingos were waiting to be fed.
At first I thought this yellow billed stork was trying to hear what I was telling him but no, he was just scratching an itch. It’s fun when they come close in the open aviary.
The ducks were using the manatees as a floatation device. The manatee hospital is always busy caring for, rehabilitating and releasing injured manatees.
A quick video of the manatee eating his yummy lettuce.
A turtle pops his head up to give us a look.
