BovidBabe
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A beautiful morning, with it only being -10. A wonderful day to visit the zoo!
I did get to see the mountain goats. They are currently in one of the exhibits in the grasslands and boreal forest part of the zoo, by the stone's sheep. The serrow has been moved to the exhibit that held the male markhor with all the rock work in the open range section. Curiously it looks like theres been some changes to the rock work and some foliage has been added. Hard to tell under the snow, though...
The exhibit that was empty in toucan ridge now hosts a yellow anaconda. Still haven't been able to see they woylie or Sangria the porcupine in the discovery center.
I did get to see the mountain goats. They are currently in one of the exhibits in the grasslands and boreal forest part of the zoo, by the stone's sheep. The serrow has been moved to the exhibit that held the male markhor with all the rock work in the open range section. Curiously it looks like theres been some changes to the rock work and some foliage has been added. Hard to tell under the snow, though...
The exhibit that was empty in toucan ridge now hosts a yellow anaconda. Still haven't been able to see they woylie or Sangria the porcupine in the discovery center.
). Calgary has sent us Amanda, Peyto, and Pika the Rocky Mountain goats. They will be viewable in the open range section of the zoo at the end of October. I am curious to see which exhibit they will put them in, and if they are going to maybe rotate with the Markhor for the exhibit with the rock work. I suppose I will see in Novemeber! As always, I will grab some pictures when the time comes.