Catoctin has mandarin duck, mute swan, radjah shelduck, ruddy shelduck.
Cincinnati has spotted whistling.
Livingston Ripley Waterfowl also has Bernier's teal, ferruginous duck, and ringed teal. It was partially closed on my visit so I can't say if any species listed are no longer there.
Louisville has Cape Barren goose.
Lupa has black swan.
Metro Richmond has barnacle goose, black-bellied whistling duck, Egyptian goose, green-winged teal, mandarin duck, rosy-billed pochard, southern screamer.
Miller Zoo definitely has captive Canada goose and snow goose, plus black swan.
Montreal Biodome does NOT have king eider, just common now.
Philadelphia also has swan goose, Bernier's teal, and silver teal.
You're welcome, and as I expected there's a lot of updates coming in! I will probably not provide a posted update for a little while though due to the sheer bulk of this one.
Minnesota has not kept Trumpeter Swan for quite some time, but they still might still show on species lists because there's a lot of wild ones in and around the zoo's grounds. Keep this in mind for future updates.
What taxonomy are you using? I'm asking because these genus names don't align with what I've usually seen (which is Neochen for Orinoco Goose, and Chloephaga including the Andean Goose). I'm not saying you're wrong, just interested in what source you are using.
That would be Cornell's Birds of the World - they do a pretty good job of keeping it up to date with the presently accepted taxonomy. (Hence also the relumping of Chen into Anser)
Which species is Anas undulata? That's the one Rosamond Gifford keeps, and they sign is as "African Yellow-billed Duck". There are two many ducks with yellow bills for these names to make sense!
A. undulata is Yellow-billed Duck. I mean to add scientific names in this version but I forgot to, my bad. I have added them to the master however and so they will be properly clear next update.
It doesn't surprise me they have brazilian teals behind the scenes, nor does it surprise me they have some waterfowl ambassadors. I'm not sure if bts species should be listed in this thread or not, but I'll leave that judgment up to @Great Argus.
If it is potentially visible to the public in some way I say it counts. I do tend to list bts species, with some slight variance depending on rarity/confirmation status - I list all kiwis for example but am less likely to add a Great Horned Owl kept fully bts.
I've never seen any evidence of eiders at Franklin Park Zoo. Unless this was acquired in the past year, I don't think they keep the species. @ZooElephantsMan might be able to confirm.
I haven't visited in a couple months so I might be a little out of the loop, but I was also unable to find concrete evidence of any Eider species living at FPZ presently. The only Eiders I definitely remember FPZ keeping are Spectacled Eiders (they even bred them!), but that species is not kept by FPZ anymore (at least publicly), and I don't know whether they (or any other Eiders) are still kept at the zoo behind the scenes.
You're welcome, and as I expected there's a lot of updates coming in! I will probably not provide a posted update for a little while though due to the sheer bulk of this one.
I'll make a note of this - as a whole wild vs captive is an issue that confounds this group.
Drat, thought I got them all...
They may be held bts, I'll probably indeed add a question mark unless someone confirms.
That would be Cornell's Birds of the World - they do a pretty good job of keeping it up to date with the presently accepted taxonomy. (Hence also the relumping of Chen into Anser)
A. undulata is Yellow-billed Duck. I mean to add scientific names in this version but I forgot to, my bad. I have added them to the master however and so they will be properly clear next update.
Correct.
Present - that is White-cheeked Pintail (Anas bahamiensis)
If it is potentially visible to the public in some way I say it counts. I do tend to list bts species, with some slight variance depending on rarity/confirmation status - I list all kiwis for example but am less likely to add a Great Horned Owl kept fully bts.
You must've spent more time checking the list as I missed that this species wasn't listed. @Great Argus, did you accidentally forget to copy and paste the holders for this species from your "master list" or were you not aware of any holders?
Abilene
Audubon
Beardsley
Brevard
Houston (fulgens)
Jacksonville
Little Rock
Oklahoma City
Rosamond Gifford
San Antonio (fulgens)
San Diego Zoo Safari Park
Sylvan Heights Bird Park
Wildwood Wildlife Park
Zoo Knoxville
Brevard
Columbus
DAK
Great Plains
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Oklahoma City
Omaha
San Antonio
San Diego Zoo Safari Park
Sequoia Park
Sylvan Heights Bird Park
Toledo
Zoo Miami
Zoo Tampa
Abilene
Audubon
Beardsley
Brookfield
Dallas
Fort Worth
Living Desert
Maryland
Mill Mountain
Oregon
Sacramento
Safari West
San Antonio
San Francisco
Santa Fe Teaching
Sylvan Heights Bird Park
Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary
Buttonwood Park (supposedly c)
California Living Museum
Glacier Ridge Animal Farm
Great Plains
Hogle (Giant)
Ochsner Park
St Louis
Sylvan Heights Bird Park (Dusky)
Alameda Park
Buttonwood Park
Columbus
Denver?
Greater Vancouver
Hemker
Honolulu
Houston
Livingston Ripley Waterfowl Conservancy
Louisville
Jackson
Pana’ewa Rainforest
San Antonio
San Diego Zoo Safari Park
Sylvan Heights Bird Park
Wildwood Wildlife Park
Woodland Park
Zoo Tampa
Animal Gardens Petting
Animal Haven
Birmingham
Busch Gardens Tampa
DeYoung Family
Dickerson Park
Elmwood Park
Glacier Ridge Animal Farm
Grant’s Farm
Lehigh Valley
Lowcountry
Lupa
Safari Niagara
Sylvan Heights Bird Park
Wildlife World
Wildwood
Brevard
Bronx
Dallas
Dallas World Aquarium
Fort Worth
Franklin Park
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Sacramento
Sedgwick County
Sequoia Park
Sylvan Heights Bird Park
Birmingham
Bronx
Busch Gardens Tampa
Buttonwood Park
Calgary
Central Park
Cincinnati
Dallas
Denver?
Detroit
Disney’s Animal Kingdom
Fort Worth
Memphis
Nashville
National Aviary
North Carolina
Omaha
Oregon
Philadelphia
San Diego
San Diego Zoo Safari Park
Staten Island
Sylvan Heights Bird Park
Toledo
Tulsa
Alexandria
Bronx
Busch Gardens Tampa
Fort Worth
Houston
Livingston Ripley Waterfowl Conservancy
Milwaukee
San Diego
Sedgwick County
Staten Island
Sylvan Heights Bird Park
Wildwood Wildlife Park
Abilene
Alexandria
Columbus
Dallas
Franklin Park
Hemker
Idaho Falls
Livingston Ripley Waterfowl Conservancy
Omaha
Oregon
San Diego
St Louis
Sylvan Heights Bird Park
Toledo
Wildwood Wildlife Park
Akron
Bronx
Central Park
DAK
Fort Worth
Houston
Livingston Ripley Waterfowl Conservancy
Minnesota
Rosamond Gifford
San Diego
San Diego Zoo Safari Park
Sylvan Heights Bird Park
Toledo
Akron
Audubon
Brookfield
Busch Gardens Tampa
Dallas World Aquarium
DAK
Fort Worth
Jacksonville
Little Rock
National Aviary
Oklahoma City
Omaha
San Diego
SeaWorld San Diego
Sylvan Heights Bird Park
Wildlife World
Bronx
Buttonwood Park
Central Park
Hemker
Houston
Lincoln Park
Livingston Ripley Waterfowl Conservancy
Minnesota
Omaha
San Antonio
San Diego
San Diego Zoo Safari Park
Sylvan Heights Bird Park
Toledo
Zoo Knoxville
Cincinnati
Fort Worth (v-nigrum)
Franklin Park
Hemker
Livingston Ripley Waterfowl Conservancy (dresseri)
Montreal Biodome
Sylvan Heights Bird Park
Wildwood Wildlife Park
Abilene
Akron
Alexandria
Bronx
Buttonwood Park
Cleveland
Columbus
Fort Worth
Franklin Park
Greenville
Idaho Falls
Jacksonville
Lincoln Park
Livingston Ripley Waterfowl Conservancy
Maryland
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Montreal Biodome
National?
National Aviary
NEW
Oklahoma City
Oregon
Prospect Park
Queens
Rosamond Gifford
Salisbury
San Antonio
San Diego
SeaWorld San Diego
Sedgwick County
St Louis
Stone
Sylvan Heights Bird Park
Wildwood Wildlife Park
Zoo Knoxville
NEW Zoo has switched over from keeping Barrow's Goldeneye to Common Goldeneye. I'm not sure when this happened, possibly it was several years ago, but I didn't notice until my most recent visit a few weeks ago.
Cincinnati keeps White-faced and Spotted Whistling-Ducks, Red-breasted Goose, Yellow-billed Duck, and New Zealand Scaup.
I don't think Bay Beach still keeps Canada Goose, Trumpeter Swan, or Canvasback. There's a few other species I suspect might be gone as well but I think I'll wait on those.
Timbavati Wildlife Park keeps Red-breasted Goose.
DeYoung no longer keeps Mute Swan.
Glacier Ridge Animal Farm has closed to the public, all listings you have for it can be removed.
Living Treasures Moraine/New Castle has the following signed and confirmed:
-Australian shelduck
-Common shelduck
-Paradise shelduck
-Ruddy shelduck
-Knob-billed duck (signed as Old world comb duck)
-Mandarin duck
-Redhead
-Wood duck (American)
-Domestic call ducks
-Bar-headed goose
-Barnacle goose
-Magpie Goose
