Taronga Zoo Taronga Zoo Species List (27.6.23)

OskarGC

OskarGC

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This is a list of species on-show at Taronga Zoo as of 27.6.23
Bold = not seen

Nura Diya Australia
1. Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo
2. Wallabies (Swamp, Red-Necked, Tammar), Kangaroos (Western Grey-, Red), Red-Necked Pademelon, Emu
3. Koala
4. Dingo
5. Platypus
6. Southern Cassowary
*Indian Peafowl (free-range)
Night Walk (opening soon)
Australian Rainforest Aviary
1. Blue-Faced Parrot-Finch, Fruit-Doves (Superb, Rose-Crowned), Doves (Brown Cuckoo-, Pacific Emerald-), Pigeons (White-Headed, Topknot), Parrots (Australian King-, Eclectus, Double-Eyed Fig-), Regent Bowerbird, Metallic Starling, Musk Lorikeet, Noisy Pitta, Golden Whistler, Forest Kingfisher, Black-Faced Monarch, Eastern Whipbird
Blue Mountains Bushwalk
1. Cockatoos (Glossy Black-, Gang-Gang), Scaly-Breasted Lorikeet, Parrots (Superb, Red-Rumped), Doves (Peaceful, Brown Cuckoo-, Rose-Crowned Fruit-, Pacific Emerald-), Bronzewings (Brush, Common), Pigeons (Crested, Wonga), Zebra Finch, Dollarbird, Noisy Pitta, Regent Honeyeater, Plumed Whistling-Duck, White-Browed Woodswallow, Brush-Tailed Rock-Wallaby, Superb Lyrebird, Sacred Kingfisher, Chestnut-Breasted Mannikin, Eastern Whipbird, Masked Lapwing, Regent Bowerbird, Budgerigar
2. Platypus
3. Southern Leaf-Tailed Gecko
4. Cunningham's Skink
5. Diamond Firetail, Little Lorikeet, Freckled Duck, Rainbow Bee-Eater, Swift Parrot, Welcome Swallow, Variegated Fairywren
Other
1. Red Kangaroo
2. Tasmanian Devil
3. Tasmanian Devil
Backyard to Bush
House
1. Children's Python
2. Golden Orbweaver-Spider
3. Spiny Stick-Insect
4. Goliath Stick-Insect
5. Giant Panda-Snail
6. Golden Huntsman
7. Redback Spider
8. Daddy Longlegs
9. Black House-Spider
Backyard
1. Red-Bellied Black-Snake
2. empty (phasmids inside for winter)
3. empty (phasmids inside for winter)
4. empty (phasmids inside for winter)
5. Domestic Rabbit
6. Budgerigar
Farmyard
1. Alpaca
2. Domestic Goat
3. Western Shingleback
4. Bredl's Carpet-Python
5. Communal Huntsman
6. Australian Plague-Locust
7. Cunningham's Skink
8. House Mouse
9. European Honeybee
10. Domestic Goat
11. Domestic Goat
12. Domestic Chicken
Bush
1. Quokka
2. Red Kangaroo
3. Short-Beaked Echidna
Wombat Burrow
1. Spinifex Hopping-Mouse
2. Southern Hairy-Nosed Wombat
3. Flinders Ranges Scorpion
4. Flinders Ranges Scorpion
5. Giant Burrowing-Cockroach
6. Sydney Funnelweb-Spider
7. Queensland Whistling-Tarantula
Great Southern Oceans
1. Penguins (Little, Fiordland)
2. Australian Sea-Lion
3. Australian Sea-Lion
4. Little Penguin
5. Australian Pelican
Rainforest Trail
1. Western Lowland-Gorilla
2. Asian Elephant
3. Red Panda
Wetland Aviary
1. Koi, Pied Heron, Wandering Whistling-Duck, Glossy Ibis, Royal Spoonbill, Red Lory, Pied Imperial-Pigeon, Australasian Figbird, Java Sparrow, Lady Amherst's Pheasant, Eastern Whipbird, Red-Lord Amazon-Parrot, Little Pied Cormorant, Superb Fruit-Dove
Other
1. Fishing Cat
2. Pygmy Hippopotamus, Ruddy Shelduck
3. Asian Small-Clawed Otter
4. empty (formerly Northern White-Cheeked Gibbon)
5. Binturong
6. Pygmy Hippopotamus, Egyptian Goose
7. Bongo Antelope
8. Francois' Leaf-Monkey
*Red Junglefowl (free-range)
Palm Aviary
1. Red-Whiskered Bulbul, Metallic Starling, Chestnut Munia, Pigeons (Nicobar, Pied Imperial-), Doves (Luzon Bleeding-Heart, White-Breasted Ground-), Fruit-Doves (Superb, Wompoo), Golden Pheasant, Double-Eyed Fig-Parrot, Regent Bowerbird, White-Rumped Shama, Forest Kingfisher, King Quail, Noisy Pitta
Other
1. Andean Condor
2. Aldabra Giant-Tortoise
3. Sun Bear
Tiger Trek
1. Sumatran Tiger
2. Sumatran Tiger
3. Sumatran Tiger
*Red Junglefowl
African Savannah
1. Giraffe, Plains Zebra, Helmeted Guineafowl
2. Fennec Fox
3. Meerkat
4. Meerkat
5. African Lion
6. Chimpanzee
Reptile World
1. Northern Corroboree-Frog
2. Southern Corroboree-Frog
3. empty
4. Freshwater Crocodile
Reptile House
1. Rhinoceros Iguana
2. Orange-Eyed Tree-Frog
3. White-Lipped Tree-Frog
4. Eastern Dwarf Tree-Frog
5. Boyd's Forest-Dragon
6. Golden-Tailed Gecko
7. Yellow-Spotted Bell-Frog
8. European Glass-Lizard
9. Bellinger River-Turtle
10. Murray River-Turtle
11. Tuatara
12. Reticulated Python
13. Boa Constrictor, Elongated Tortoise, River Cooter
14. Booroolong Frog
15. Eyelash Viper
16. Coastal Taipan
17. Monocled Cobra
18. Corn Snake, Eastern Diamondback-Rattlesnake
19. Western Shingleback
20. Broad-Headed Snake
21. Indian Star-Tortoise
22. Common Death-Adder
23. Green Anaconda
24. Boyd's Forest-Dragon
25. Green Basilisk
26. Scrub Python
27. Green Python
28. Fijian Crested-Iguana
29. Merten's Water-Monitor
30. Eastern Long-Necked Turtle
31. Red-Bellied Black-Snake
32. Rhinoceros Iguana
33. Skinks (Common Blue-Tongue, Cunningham's)
34. Rusty Desert-Monitor
35. Eastern Pilbara Spiny-Tailed Skink
36. Stimson's Python
37. Central Netted-Dragon
38. Hosmer's Skink
39. Frilled Lizard, Common Blue-Tongue Skink
40. Olive Python, Murray River-Turtle
41. Central Netted-Dragon, Bredl's Carpet-Python
42. Black-Headed Python
43. Inland Taipan
44. Pygmy Python
45. Red-Barred Dragon
46. Goldfields Crevice-Skink
47. Giant Cave-Gecko
Other
1. Dromedary Camel
2. Ring-Tailed Lemur
3. Koala
4. Koala
5. Black-Capped Squirrel-Monkey
6. Capybara, Ruddy Shelduck
Australian Finches
1. Finches (Gouldian, Masked, Crimson), Variegated Fairywren, Australian Reed-Warbler, Green Pygmy-Goose, Forest Kingfisher, Rufous Whistler
Free-Flight Birds (show)
*Barking Owl, Black-Breasted Buzzard, Cockatoos (Red-Tailed Black-, Sulphur-Crested), Red Junglefowl, Rock Dove
 
steveroberts said:
@OskarGC

Thanks hey

Are the Cassowary considered to be in the Nura Diya precinct though or just very close by?
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They're in an older enclosure that's been there for a while, but their enclosure neighbors the new Nura Diya area so I imagine it would be considered apart of it. It's a similar story for the Tree Kangaroos.
 
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