Dierenpark Zie-ZOO Dierenpark Zie-ZOO News 2018

The yellow-throated martens are on display now. They are kept in the former clouded leopard/coati/binturong cage. The exhibit and especially the inside eclosure has been slightly renovated.

The two smaller enclosures next to it received an update too. They were also merged to almost double the land area of the otters. The Egyptian mongooses went off-show again.
 
I'm thinking about revisiting Zie-Zoo (in a combined trip with Best and/or Beesd). Does anyone know if the following species are on show yet or that they are (still) kept behind the scenes? Last time I was in Zie-Zoo, I expected several rarities based on ZTL, but some of these were still kept behind the scenes.

Dusky Pademelon
Egyptian Mongoose
Slender Mongoose
Marsh Mongoose
Asian Palm Civet
Bush Dog
Yucatan Squirrel
Alpine Marmot
Bobak Marmot
Gambian Pouched Rat
Northern Cloud Rat
Naked Mole-Rat
Plains Viscacha
African Pygmy Hedgehog
 
Going by memory.....

Dusky Pademelon - ONSHOW
Egyptian Mongoose - OFFSHOW
Slender Mongoose - ONSHOW
Marsh Mongoose - OFFSHOW
Asian Palm Civet - OFFSHOW
Bush Dog - ONSHOW
Yucatan Squirrel - ONSHOW
Alpine Marmot - ONSHOW
Bobak Marmot - OFFSHOW
Gambian Pouched Rat - OFFSHOW
Northern Cloud Rat - OFFSHOW
Naked Mole-Rat - OFFSHOW
Plains Viscacha - ONSHOW
African Pygmy Hedgehog - OFFSHOW

Some of these (the two mongooses for instance) have previously been onshow but since moved offshow.
 
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A ( still ) unknown number of Dholes born at Zie-ZOO :).

It is a pack of 12!

The bird collection is getting better. A new aviary holds the bateleurs as well as two southern ground hornbills. The guira cuckoos that have been behind the scenes for some time went onshow next to the South American building.

The former sika deer paddock now holds a few Cameroon sheep and domestic geese. The arctic fox, Eurasian eagle owls and ferruginous hawks have left the collection. The arctic fox enclosure houses a serval temporarily, as the breeding pair is busy with their new litter.
 
It is a pack of 12!

The bird collection is getting better. A new aviary holds the bateleurs as well as two southern ground hornbills. The guira cuckoos that have been behind the scenes for some time went onshow next to the South American building.

Excellent, I love a good size group of Dholes and I never tire of Guira Cuckoo. I look forward to seeing them, and various other species, when I visit soon (but what I really, really want is to see is those mongooses they've got:D)
 
Two white-naped cranes hatched.
White-tailed porcupine born.
Azara's agouti born.
White-lipped peccaries arrived, ( I think they replaced the collared peccaries). They already have piglets.
 
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