Visited this weekend, some interesting chicks were on display:
Golden Conure (1 weaned, 2 still in the hand-rearing side)
Brown-necked Parrot
Moluccan Cockatoo
Iris Lorikeet
Hyacinth Macaw (2 day old )
Red-billed Blue Magpie
Green-naped Pheasant-pigeon
Reeves' Pheasant
Mountain Bamboo Partridge
Greater Flamingo
Masked Lapwing
Blue Peafowl
Crowned Pigeon (looked like a Common to me)
In the weaning aviaries:
African Grey
Red-lored Amazon
Blue & Gold Macaw
White Cockatoo
Sun Conure
Golden-capped Conure
Moustache Parakeet
Green-cheeked Conure
Green-naped Lorikeet
Visited this weekend, some interesting chicks were on display:
Golden Conure (1 weaned, 2 still in the hand-rearing side)
Brown-necked Parrot
Moluccan Cockatoo
Iris Lorikeet
Hyacinth Macaw (2 day old )
Red-billed Blue Magpie
Green-naped Pheasant-pigeon
Reeves' Pheasant
Mountain Bamboo Partridge
Greater Flamingo
Masked Lapwing
Blue Peafowl
Crowned Pigeon (looked like a Common to me)
In the weaning aviaries:
African Grey
Red-lored Amazon
Blue & Gold Macaw
White Cockatoo
Sun Conure
Golden-capped Conure
Moustache Parakeet
Green-cheeked Conure
Green-naped Lorikeet
For the most part yes. There will be signs next to the brooders or cages with the species and their hatch dates.
When I was there last month most of the chicks were rescued natives like pink-necked pigeons, orioles and scops owls. And there was a King BoP fledgling too.
For the most part yes. There will be signs next to the brooders or cages with the species and their hatch dates.
When I was there last month most of the chicks were rescued natives like pink-necked pigeons, orioles and scops owls. And there was a King BoP fledgling too.
There was also a Rupell's parrot and masked lapwing in the incubators, and a common crowned pigeon, bamboo partridge, 3 golden conures and a Moluccan cockatoo in the weaning aviaries.
