snowleopard 15 Aug 2011 July 26th, 2011. Blue-headed tree agama, southern long-tailed lizard, red-headed agama, rainbow skink, giant planted lizard, sungazer and yellow-necked francolin (a bird!).
July 26th, 2011. Blue-headed tree agama, southern long-tailed lizard, red-headed agama, rainbow skink, giant planted lizard, sungazer and yellow-necked francolin (a bird!).
R R reduakari 15 Aug 2011 snowleopard said: July 26th, 2011. Blue-headed tree agama, southern long-tailed lizard, red-headed agama, rainbow skink, giant planted lizard, sungazer and yellow-necked francolin (a bird!). Click to expand... Quite possibly my favorite exhibit at SDZ. Fantastic combination of rarely-seen species, and this is one instance where an all-year outdoor exhibit really does make a difference.
snowleopard said: July 26th, 2011. Blue-headed tree agama, southern long-tailed lizard, red-headed agama, rainbow skink, giant planted lizard, sungazer and yellow-necked francolin (a bird!). Click to expand... Quite possibly my favorite exhibit at SDZ. Fantastic combination of rarely-seen species, and this is one instance where an all-year outdoor exhibit really does make a difference.
mstickmanp 15 Aug 2011 I found some photos in Flickr of the birds in this reptile exhibit. [ame="http://www.flickr.com/photos/ysaleth/4983689193/"]they're just lizards | Flickr - Photo Sharing![/ame] [ame="http://www.flickr.com/photos/ysaleth/4983688691/"]new birds! | Flickr - Photo Sharing![/ame] [ame="http://www.flickr.com/photos/ysaleth/4984284498/"]new bird! | Flickr - Photo Sharing![/ame] In the first photo it shows that the bird is not pinioned, so I wonder how the birds stay in the exhibit?... If you can't see the photos go to Flickr and search "San Diego Zoo birds lizards" in the search bar.
I found some photos in Flickr of the birds in this reptile exhibit. [ame="http://www.flickr.com/photos/ysaleth/4983689193/"]they're just lizards | Flickr - Photo Sharing![/ame] [ame="http://www.flickr.com/photos/ysaleth/4983688691/"]new birds! | Flickr - Photo Sharing![/ame] [ame="http://www.flickr.com/photos/ysaleth/4984284498/"]new bird! | Flickr - Photo Sharing![/ame] In the first photo it shows that the bird is not pinioned, so I wonder how the birds stay in the exhibit?... If you can't see the photos go to Flickr and search "San Diego Zoo birds lizards" in the search bar.
mstickmanp 15 Aug 2011 mstickmanp said: I found some photos in Flickr of the birds in this reptile exhibit. they're just lizards | Flickr - Photo Sharing! new birds! | Flickr - Photo Sharing! new bird! | Flickr - Photo Sharing! In the first photo it shows that the bird is not pinioned, so I wonder how the birds stay in the exhibit?... If you can't see the photos go to Flickr and search "San Diego Zoo birds lizards" in the search bar. Click to expand... Quoted so photos are visible.
mstickmanp said: I found some photos in Flickr of the birds in this reptile exhibit. they're just lizards | Flickr - Photo Sharing! new birds! | Flickr - Photo Sharing! new bird! | Flickr - Photo Sharing! In the first photo it shows that the bird is not pinioned, so I wonder how the birds stay in the exhibit?... If you can't see the photos go to Flickr and search "San Diego Zoo birds lizards" in the search bar. Click to expand... Quoted so photos are visible.
DavidBrown 11 Mar 2012 snowleopard said: Has this enclosure in Reptile Mesa been bulldozed? If so, what a tragedy! Click to expand... I can't tell if this particular exhibit still stands, but at least 3 of these outdoor exhibits are still there.
snowleopard said: Has this enclosure in Reptile Mesa been bulldozed? If so, what a tragedy! Click to expand... I can't tell if this particular exhibit still stands, but at least 3 of these outdoor exhibits are still there.
O O Otter Lord 20 Mar 2012 snowleopard said: Has this enclosure in Reptile Mesa been bulldozed? If so, what a tragedy! Click to expand... Only the Klauber buildings were demolished.
snowleopard said: Has this enclosure in Reptile Mesa been bulldozed? If so, what a tragedy! Click to expand... Only the Klauber buildings were demolished.
