Northeastern Wisconsin Zoo & Adventure Park Northeastern Wisconsin Zoo, full list of species on exhibit

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birdsandbats

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Date of visit: February 17 2019 (I'm going to try to post this kind of thing more often. This is my home zoo, so expect updates every once in a while)

Italics mean species was off-exhibit because of the weather or season

Children's Zoo
  1. Domestic Goat, Domestic Sheep, Domestic Chicken
  2. Domestic Goat, Domestic Sheep, Domestic Chicken
  3. Domestic Goat, Domestic Sheep, Domestic Chicken
  4. Domestic Chicken
  5. Generic Giraffe
  6. Corn Snake
  7. Leopard Tortoise, Domestic Pigeon
  8. Alpaca
  9. Alpaca
  10. Alpaca
  11. Domestic Rabbit
  12. Domestic Rabbit
  13. Domestic Rabbit
  14. Koi, Common Carp
  15. Sandhill Crane, Fallow Deer
International Trail
  1. African Lion
  2. Black-Footed Penguin, South African Shelduck
  3. Japanese Macaque
  4. Blue-And-Yellow Macaw, Military Macaw
  5. Hyacinth Macaw
  6. Dusky Lorikeet, Prehensile-Tailed Porcupine
  7. Emu
  8. Aladabra Tortoise, South African Shelduck
  9. Aladabra Tortoise
  10. Firemouth, Convict Cichlid, Jaguar Cichlid, unidentified pleco
  11. Red-Rumped Agouti
  12. Wattled Crane
  13. Generic Giraffe
  14. Blue Duiker
  15. Laughing Kookaburra
  16. Galah
  17. American Alligator
  18. Snow Leopard
  19. Snow Leopard
Great Plains
  1. American Badger
  2. Black-Tailed Prairie Dog
  3. American Bison, American Elk, Pronghorn
  4. Trumpeter Swan
Wisconsin Trail
  1. North American River Otter
  2. White-Tailed Deer, Wild Turkey
  3. American Black Bear
  4. Red Panda
  5. Red Panda
  6. American Alligator
  7. Galah (off-exhibit, viewable through enclosures)
  8. Red Fox
  9. Red Wolf
  10. Cougar
  11. Helmeted Guineafowl, Indian Peafowl
  12. Ring-Necked Pheasant, Golden Pheasant
  13. Bobcat
  14. Canada Lynx
  15. Red Panda
  16. Red Panda
  17. Bald Eagle
  18. Redhead, Wood Duck, Northern Pintail, Canvasback, Barrow's Goldeneye, Green-Winged Teal, Hooded Merganser, American White Pelican, Killdeer
  19. North American Porcupine
  20. Northern Raccoon
Wilderness Trail
  1. Moose
  2. Moose
  3. Moose
  4. American Bullfrog
  5. Norway Rat (both wild and domestic)
  6. Black-Footed Ferret
  7. Black-Footed Ferret
  8. Cotton-Top Tamarin
  9. Burrowing Owl
  10. Burrowing Owl
  11. Cotton-Top Tamarin
  12. Black-Necked Stilt
  13. Spiny Softshell Turtle, unidentified pleco
Education & Conservation Center
  1. Central Bearded Dragon, Common Blue-Tongued Skink
  2. European Glass Lizard
  3. Common Blue-Tongued Skink
  4. Ball Python
  5. Red-Tailed Boa
  6. Amazon Milk Frog, Cuban Tree Frog
  7. African Bullfrog
  8. Chilean Rose Tarantula
  9. Madagascar Hissing Cockroach
  10. Rainbow Lorikeet (off-exhibit, viewable through windows on exterior of building)
Free-Roaming Animals
Indian Peafowl
 
geomorph said:
I sure would like to see that badger, I’ve never seen one.
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Oh, you have no chance of seeing one here. :p Ever since the zoo built the badger a new enclosure, it is practically impossible to get even a bad glimpse of it. Your only chance is to get to that enclosure at closing time in the summer, and even then your chances are low. But fret not! There are 31 zoos in the US and Canada keeping this species. Henry Vilas Zoo has the best exhibit (and the most active badgers) by far, so if you want to see one for the first time, I recommend you go there.
 
Date of visit: June 24 2020

Italics mean the animal was not seen.

Children's Zoo
  1. Domestic Goat, Domestic Sheep, Domestic Chicken
  2. Domestic Goat, Domestic Sheep, Domestic Chicken
  3. Domestic Goat, Domestic Sheep, Domestic Chicken
  4. Domestic Chicken
  5. Milk Snake
  6. Leopard Tortoise, Domestic Pigeon
  7. Alpaca
  8. Alpaca
  9. Alpaca
  10. Alpaca
  11. Domestic Rabbit
  12. Domestic Rabbit
  13. Domestic Rabbit
  14. Sandhill Crane, Fallow Deer
International Trail
  1. African Lion
  2. Black-Footed Penguin
  3. Japanese Macaque
  4. Blue-And-Yellow Macaw
  5. Hyacinth Macaw
  6. Dusky Lorikeet, Prehensile-Tailed Porcupine
  7. Emu
  8. Aladabra Tortoise
  9. Aladabra Tortoise
  10. Firemouth, Convict Cichlid, Jaguar Cichlid, unidentified pleco (closed off due to covid but most likely still exists)
  11. Red-Rumped Agouti
  12. Wattled Crane
  13. Generic Giraffe
  14. African Pied Crow
  15. Blue Duiker
  16. Laughing Kookaburra
  17. Galah
  18. American Alligator (albino)
  19. Snow Leopard
  20. Snow Leopard
Great Plains
  1. American Badger
  2. Black-Tailed Prairie Dog
  3. American Bison, American Elk
  4. Trumpeter Swan
  5. Pronghorn
Wisconsin Trail
  1. North American River Otter
  2. White-Tailed Deer
  3. American Black Bear
  4. Wild Turkey
  5. American Crow
  6. American Crow
  7. Red Wolf
  8. Canada Lynx
  9. Snowy Owl
  10. Helmeted Guineafowl
  11. Bobcat
  12. Canada Lynx
  13. Red Panda
  14. Red Panda
  15. Bald Eagle
  16. Redhead, Wood Duck, Barrow's Goldeneye, Northern Shoveler, Green-Winged Teal, Hooded Merganser, Ruddy Duck, American White Pelican
  17. North American Porcupine
  18. Northern Raccoon
Wilderness Trail
  1. Moose
  2. Moose
  3. Moose
  4. Moose
  5. Moose
  6. American Bullfrog
  7. Black-Footed Ferret
  8. Black-Footed Ferret
  9. Cotton-Top Tamarin
  10. Burrowing Owl
  11. Burrowing Owl
  12. Cotton-Top Tamarin
  13. Black-Necked Stilt
  14. Spiny Softshell Turtle, unidentified pleco
Education & Conservation Center
  1. Central Bearded Dragon, Common Blue-Tongued Skink
  2. European Glass Lizard
  3. Common Blue-Tongued Skink
  4. Ball Python
  5. Red-Tailed Boa
  6. Amazon Milk Frog, Cuban Tree Frog
  7. African Bullfrog
  8. Chilean Rose Tarantula
  9. Fantastic Leaf-tailed Gecko
Free-Roaming Animals
Indian Peafowl
 
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New update:

Date of visit: January 30 2021

Italics mean the animal was not seen.

Children's Zoo
  1. Domestic Goat, Domestic Sheep
  2. Domestic Goat, Domestic Sheep
  3. Generic Giraffe
  4. Domestic Chicken
  5. Milk Snake
  6. Leopard Tortoise, Domestic Pigeon
  7. Wild Turkey
  8. Wild Turkey
  9. Alpaca
  10. Alpaca
  11. Domestic Rabbit
  12. Domestic Rabbit
  13. Domestic Rabbit
  14. Sandhill Crane, European Fallow Deer
International Trail
  1. African Lion
  2. African Penguin
  3. Japanese Macaque
  4. Blue-and-yellow Macaw (off exhibit for winter)
  5. Hyacinth Macaw (off exhibit for winter)
  6. Dusky Lorikeet (off exhibit for winter), Prehensile-tailed Porcupine (off exhibit for winter)
  7. Emu
  8. Aladabra Tortoise
  9. Aladabra Tortoise
  10. Firemouth, Convict Cichlid, Jaguar Cichlid, unidentified pleco
  11. Red-rumped Agouti (off exhibit for winter)
  12. Wattled Crane
  13. Generic Giraffe
  14. African Pied Crow (off exhibit for winter)
  15. Blue Duiker
  16. Laughing Kookaburra (off exhibit for winter)
  17. Galah (off exhibit for winter)
  18. American Alligator (off exhibit for winter)
  19. Snow Leopard
  20. Snow Leopard
Great Plains
  1. American Badger
  2. Black-Tailed Prairie Dog
  3. American Bison, American Elk
  4. Trumpeter Swan
  5. Pronghorn
Wisconsin Trail
  1. North American River Otter
  2. White-tailed Deer
  3. American Black Bear
  4. Red Fox
  5. Prehensile-tailed Porcupine (in winter, in the summer this becomes an extension for the American Crow enclosure)
  6. American Crow
  7. Red Wolf
  8. Canada Lynx
  9. Snowy Owl
  10. Helmeted Guineafowl
  11. Bobcat
  12. Canada Lynx
  13. Red Panda
  14. Red Panda
  15. Bald Eagle
  16. Redhead, Wood Duck, Barrow's Goldeneye, Northern Shoveler, Green-winged Teal, Hooded Merganser, Ruddy Duck, American White Pelican
  17. North American Porcupine
  18. Northern Raccoon
Wilderness Trail
  1. Moose
  2. Moose
  3. Moose
  4. Moose
  5. Whooping Crane
  6. Long-tailed Chinchilla
  7. Black-footed Ferret
  8. Black-footed Ferret
  9. Cotton-top Tamarin
  10. Burrowing Owl
  11. Burrowing Owl
  12. Cotton-top Tamarin
  13. Black-necked Stilt
  14. Spiny Softshell Turtle, unidentified pleco
  15. American Bullfrog
Education & Conservation Center
  1. Central Bearded Dragon, Common Blue-tongued Skink
  2. European Glass Lizard
  3. Common Blue-tongued Skink
  4. Ball Python
  5. Red-tailed Boa
  6. Amazon Milk Frog, Cuban Tree Frog
  7. African Bullfrog
  8. Chilean Rose Tarantula
  9. Fantastic Leaf-tailed Gecko
Free-Roaming Animals
Indian Peafowl
 
Do they have two giraffe exhibits, one in the main zoo and one in the children's zoo?
 
Update:

Date of visit: July 16 2022

Species not seen in italics

Children's Zoo
1. Domestic Chicken
2. Generic Giraffe
3. Domestic Goat, Domestic Sheep
4. Domestic Chicken
4. Domestic Goat, Domestic Sheep
5. Sonoran Gopher Snake
6. Domestic Pigeon, Leopard Tortoise
7. Domestic Cattle
8. Domestic Rabbit
9. Alpaca
10. Alpaca
11. Leopard Tortoise
13. Domestic Sheep

International Trail
1. African Lion
2. African Penguin
3. Japanese Macaque
4. American Crow
5. Hyacinth Macaw
6. Laughing Kookaburra, Tawny Frogmouth
7. Emu
8. Aldabra Giant Tortoise
9. Aldabra Giant Tortoise
10. Blue-and-yellow Macaw, Red-rumped Agouti
11. Generic Giraffe
12. Wattled Crane, Sandhill Crane
13. Blue Duiker
14. Galah
15. Dusky Lorikeet, "Rainbow Lorikeet"
16. American Alligator
17. Snow Leopard

Education and Conservation Center
1. European Legless Lizard
2. Pine Fox Snake
3. Central Bearded Dragon, Common Blue-tonged Skink
4. African Bullfrog
5. Ball Python
6. Red-tailed Boa
7. Amazon Milk Frog
8. Giant Cave Cockroach
9. Chilean Rose-hair Tarantula

Great Plains
1. Pronghorn
2. American Bison, American Elk, Pronghorn
3. Trumpeter Swan
4. Black-tailed Prairie Dog
5. American Badger

Maya: Taste of the Tropics (currently closed, species list from 2021)
1. Firemouth, Convict Cichlid, Jaguar Cichlid, unidentified pleco

Wisconsin Trail
1. North American River Otter
2. White-tailed Deer
3. American Black Bear
4. Prehensile-tailed Porcupine
5. Prehensile-tailed Porcupine
6. Red Wolf
7. Canada Lynx
8. Snowy Owl
9. Domestic Guineafowl
10. Bobcat
11. Canada Lynx
12. Red Panda
13. Red Panda
14. North American Porcupine
15. Northern Raccoon
16. North American Aviary: American White Pelican, Wood Duck, Redhead, Northern Pintail, Green-winged Teal, Barrow's Goldeneye, Northern Shoveler, Hooded Merganser, Ruddy Duck
17. Bald Eagle

Wilderness Trail
1. Moose
2. Moose
3. Long-tailed Chinchilla
4. Black-footed Ferret
5. Whooping Crane
6. Cotton-top Tamarin
7. Burrowing Owl
8. Burrowing Owl
9. Moose
10. Cotton-top Tamarin
11. Black-necked Stilt
12. Spiny Softshell Turtle
13. American Bullfrog

Free-roaming
-Indian Peafowl
 
Update:

Date of visit: January 15 2023

Species not seen in italics, seasonal exhibits marked with an *

Children's Zoo
1. Domestic Chicken
2. Generic Giraffe
3. Domestic Goat
4. Domestic Chicken
4. Domestic Goat
5. Sonoran Gopher Snake
6. Domestic Pigeon, Leopard Tortoise* (in winter)
7. Domestic Sheep
8. Domestic Cattle
9. Domestic Rabbit
10. Domestic Rabbit
11. Leopard Tortoise* (in summer)
13. Alpaca

International Trail
1. African Lion
2. African Penguin
3. Japanese Macaque
4. American Crow* (in summer)
5. Hyacinth Macaw* (in summer)
6. Laughing Kookaburra* (in summer), Tawny Frogmouth* (in summer)
7. Emu
8. Aldabra Giant Tortoise
9. Aldabra Giant Tortoise* (in summer)
10. Blue-and-yellow Macaw* (in summer), Red-rumped Agouti* (in summer)
11. Generic Giraffe* (in summer)
12. Wattled Crane
13. Blue Duiker (temp. off-exhibit for construction)
14. Galah* (in summer)
15. Dusky Lorikeet (in summer), "Rainbow Lorikeet"* (in summer)
16. Pied Crow* (in summer)
17. American Alligator* (in summer)

Education and Conservation Center
1. European Legless Lizard
2. Pine Fox Snake
3. Common Blue-tonged Skink
4. African Bullfrog
5. Ball Python
6. Red-tailed Boa
7. Amazon Milk Frog
8. Giant Cave Cockroach
9. Chilean Rose-hair Tarantula
10. Emperor Scorpion

Great Plains
1. Pronghorn (exhibit not accessible in winter)
2. American Bison, American Elk
3. Trumpeter Swan
4. Black-tailed Prairie Dog
5. American Badger

Maya: Taste of the Tropics
1. Firemouth, Convict Cichlid, Jaguar Cichlid

Wisconsin Trail
1. North American River Otter
2. White-tailed Deer, Sandhill Crane
3. American Black Bear
4. Prehensile-tailed Porcupine
5. Pied Crow*, Galah* (rotated, in winter)
6. Cape Porcupine* (in winter)
-. (technically off-exhibit winter quarters for summer animals visible behind the winter Cape Porcupine exhibit)*: Hyacinth Macaw, Blue-and-yellow Macaw, American Crow
7. Cape Porcupine* (in summer)
8. Red Wolf
9. Canada Lynx
10. Snowy Owl
11. Domestic Guineafowl
12. Bobcat
13. Canada Lynx
14. Chinese Red Panda
15. Chinese Red Panda
16. North American Porcupine
17. Northern Raccoon
18. North American Aviary: American White Pelican* (in summer), Wood Duck, Redhead, Northern Pintail, Green-winged Teal, Barrow's Goldeneye, Northern Shoveler, Hooded Merganser, Ruddy Duck
19. Bald Eagle

Wilderness Trail
1. Moose
2. Moose
3. Eastern Tiger Salamander
4. Black-footed Ferret
5. Black-footed Ferret
6. Whooping Crane
7. Cotton-top Tamarin
8. Burrowing Owl
9. Burrowing Owl
10. Moose
11. Cotton-top Tamarin
12. Black-necked Stilt
13. Spiny Softshell Turtle, unidentified pleco
14. American Bullfrog

Free-roaming
Indian Peafowl
 
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Update:

Date of visit: March 22 2024

Species not seen in italics, seasonal exhibits marked with an *

Children's Zoo (partially closed on this visit, so species list based on past visits and may be partially outdated)
1. Domestic Chicken
2. Generic Giraffe
3. American Alligator* (in winter)
4. Domestic Goat, Domestic Cow
5. Domestic Chicken
6. Domestic Goat
7. Sonoran Gopher Snake
8. Domestic Pigeon, Leopard Tortoise* (in winter)
9. Domestic Sheep
10. Domestic Rabbit
11. Domestic Rabbit
12. Leopard Tortoise* (in summer)
13. Alpaca

International Trail
1. African Lion
2. African Penguin
3. Japanese Macaque
4. American Crow
5. Hyacinth Macaw* (in summer)
6. Laughing Kookaburra* (in summer), Tawny Frogmouth* (in summer)
7. Emu
8. Aldabra Giant Tortoise
9. Aldabra Giant Tortoise* (in summer)
10. Blue-and-yellow Macaw* (in summer), Red-rumped Agouti* (in summer), Chinese Red Panda* (in winter)
11. Generic Giraffe* (in summer)
12. Wattled Crane
13. Blue Duiker* (in summer), Domestic Guineafowl* (in summer)
14. Pied Crow* (in summer)
15. American Alligator* (in summer)
16. Snow Leopard

Education and Conservation Center
1. European Legless Lizard
2. Pine Foxsnake
3. Oriental Fire-bellied Toad
4. Common Blue-tonged Skink
5. Common Leopard Gecko
6. Ball Python
7. Red-tailed Boa
8. Amazon Milk Frog
9. Giant Cave Cockroach
10. Chilean Rose-hair Tarantula
11. Emperor Scorpion

Great Plains
1. American Bison, American Elk
2. Trumpeter Swan
3. Black-tailed Prairie Dog
4. American Badger

Maya: Taste of the Tropics
1. Firemouth, Convict Cichlid

Wisconsin Trail
1. North American River Otter
2. White-tailed Deer, Sandhill Crane
3. American Black Bear
4. Black-necked Stilt
5. Black-necked Stilt
6. Prehensile-tailed Porcupine
-. (technically off-exhibit winter quarters for summer animals visible behind the winter Prehensile-tailed Porcupine exhibit)*: Hyacinth Macaw, Blue-and-yellow Macaw, "Rainbow Lorikeet"
7. Cape Porcupine* (in summer)
8. Red Wolf
9. Canada Lynx
10. Snowy Owl
11. Bobcat
12. Canada Lynx
13. Chinese Red Panda
14. Chinese Red Panda
15. North American Porcupine
16. Northern Raccoon
18. North American Aviary: American White Pelican* (in summer), Wood Duck, Redhead, Northern Pintail, Green-winged Teal, Common Goldeneye, Northern Shoveler, Hooded Merganser, Ruddy Duck
19. Bald Eagle

Wilderness Trail
1. Moose
2. Moose
3. Eastern Tiger Salamander
4. Black-footed Ferret
5. Black-footed Ferret
6. Whooping Crane
7. Cotton-top Tamarin
8. Burrowing Owl
9. Burrowing Owl
10. Moose
11. Cotton-top Tamarin
12. Spiny Softshell Turtle, Common Plecostomus
13. American Bullfrog

Free-roaming
-Indian Peafowl
 
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