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Tropical Asia - Aviary (3 Species)

June 8th, 2014. Nicobar Pigeon, Azure-Winged Magpie and Great Argus.
June 8th, 2014. Nicobar Pigeon, Azure-Winged Magpie and Great Argus.
 
Slightly different lineup than originally on exhibit.

Here was the lineup a year ago: Nicobar Pigeon, Collared Finchbill, White-Rumped Shama Thrush, Great Argus and Red-Billed Leiothrix.
 
There has been yet another slight variation to the inhabitants of this aviary: Nicobar Pigeon, Great Argus, Azure-Winged Magpie and Chinese Hwamei.
 
Thanks for the update. Any changes to be the conservation aviaries?
 
Thanks for the update. Any changes to be the conservation aviaries?

I haven't been through that area in a year or two! With my wife and I taking our 4 kids to the zoo it is literally impossible to see everything within a single visit...especially with a long lunch, a carousel and the outdoor Habitat Hollow play area all appealing to youngsters. On this past visit we spent 5.5 hours at the zoo but it is also a 5.5 hour round-trip drive to get there, thus creating a very long day. :)

Areas we often skip:

Conservation Aviaries - birds, birds and more birds...and sort of tucked out of the way.
Northern Trail - a wonderful set of exhibits but set in the upper corner of the zoo and not a loop but instead an annoying dead end.
Tropical House - too cramped for strollers and too hot for the kiddies.

Areas we ALWAYS see:

Bug World - tiny insect house that is beloved.
Family Farm - near to Bug World and a surprisingly popular section for my kids.
Banyan Wilds - otters, sloth bears and tigers in a central location.
Penguins - who doesn't love penguins?
African Savanna - conveniently located with some megafauna species.
 
I can help with this, as I visited the zoo just today!

The aviary currently houses the following:

Great Argus
Azure Winged Magpie
Hwamei
White Rumped Shama
Nicobar Pigeon
 

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