Some nice breeding-results with birds of prey and owl sofar this year :
3 Malayan Wood Owls
2 Tawny Eagles
2 Kites
2 Lanner Falcons
1 Peregine
3 Malayan Wood Owls
2 Tawny Eagles
2 Kites
2 Lanner Falcons
1 Peregine
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More bird of prey-hatchlings :
2 Barbary falcons
2 Falkland caracaras
2 Barbary falcons
2 Falkland caracaras
On Jan. 19 2015 - after a gestation period of almost 60 days - a Gundi was born at Neunkirchen 
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Last year the Neunkircher Zoo recieved a pair of Ryuku green long-tailed lizards which were bred by a privat breeder. The animals are doing very well and in December 2014 2 eggs were discovered in the enclosure. In the incubater it took 41 and 42 days at a temperature of 28 deg. Celcius to hatch. They measured 2,5 centimeter and weighted half a gramm and are the first German Zoo-breeding of the species.
As last young of the year 2015 2 Common gundis were born on Dec. 20. With these 2 the total number of Common gundis born during 2015 at Neunkirchen is 10.
A first for the zoo : 2 Snow leopards born today .
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New species at Neunkirchen : from Zoo Frankfurt a pair of Elephant shrew ( Macroscelides proboscideus ) was recieved .
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On March 5 5 Meerkats were born at Neunkirchen :
New species for Neunkircher Zoo, from a German herp-breeder, some (2?) Earless monitors have been obtained. The animals are captive-bred :
2 Vietnamese sika deers born at the beginning of April .
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New species at Neunkirchen : a small group Pere Davids squirrels .
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Neunkirchen has placed a camera in the nestbox of the Northern Luzon cloud rats and the visitors can see the animals on a monitor :
A new enclosure for the Striped hyena has opened. At the moment only a single female lives in the enclosure but soon a male from Belfast is expected to arrive.
Streifen mit Biss
Streifen mit Biss
A first German keeping at Neunkircher Zoo - 2 males Philippine dwarf porcupines arrived from Prague Zoo, where they were born. Hopefully (a) female(s) can be added at a later date .
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A male fanaloka has arrived from a private collection in Cornwall, the only one in continental Europe.
