Joseph G
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Chicago Mag did an interview with the zoo’s new CEO Megan Ross.
“Lincoln Park Zoo’s New CEO Combines Science and Advocacy”
“Lincoln Park Zoo’s New CEO Combines Science and Advocacy”
I hope nothing happened to the orbweaver! Maybe it just moved?A few updates from my visit:
1. The orb weaver in Regenstein African Journey was not on exhibit
2. McCormick Bird House is (or was) closed
3. Penguins weren't on exhibit
4. Quite a few terrariums in the children's zoo are empty
I forgot about that, thanks for the reminder. If birds flu is a concern, why did they not take the puerto rican amazons off exhibit in the reptile/small mammal house?The bird house and penguin closures are due to bird flu.
Shh, don't let them hear you!I forgot about that, thanks for the reminder. If birds flu is a concern, why did they not take the puerto rican amazons off exhibit in the reptile/small mammal house?
Not quite sure what you mean by that lolShh, don't let them hear you!
Don't let the zoo hear you, or they might take the parrots off exhibit.Not quite sure what you mean by that lol
Ah, I see, I’m a couple hours south, so they won’t hear meDon't let the zoo hear you, or they might take the parrots off exhibit.![]()
You say as you are typing on a public internet forum.Ah, I see, I’m a couple hours south, so they won’t hear me![]()
What style is there exhibit? It its behind glass or far enough away from the viewing area, moving them off exhibit would be pointless.I forgot about that, thanks for the reminder. If birds flu is a concern, why did they not take the puerto rican amazons off exhibit in the reptile/small mammal house?
That strikes me as odd due to the fact that in Regenstein African Journey, there were some wild house sparrows living in the aviary with the klipsringer, guineafowl, and blue-breasted rollers.The concern is wild bird to captive bird interaction, not human to captive bird contact.
The flu mainly spreads through migrating waterfowl species, so sparrows are not an issue.That strikes me as odd due to the fact that in Regenstein African Journey, there were some wild house sparrows living in the aviary with the klipsringer, guineafowl, and blue-breasted rollers.
That explains why the flamingos were indoors, there was a crazy amount of mallards at the swan pond and waterfowl lagoon.The flu mainly spreads through migrating waterfowl species, so sparrows are not an issue.
That was fast!A lion cub was born on March 15.
A lion cub was born on March 15.