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African Crowned Crane
An African Crowned Crane at the Riverbanks Zoo, showing off it’s moussed up hairdo.
Parakeet Gathering
Carolyn opted to run back under cover immediately entering the Parakeet Aviary because of the warning signs that “Poo Happens!” We can barely see her face inside the glass window behind all of the beautiful parakeets.
Napping Parakeets
This group of parakeets were trying to get some shut eye in the midst of many other parakeets flying around and screaming. I was impressed with their ability to stay asleep.
My Serenade!
This parakeet must have known I was taking its portrait. I was blessed with a beautiful serenade while snapping this photograph. Don’t ask me to distinguish this bird’s song from many other birds in the aviary.
The Hornbill Hop
This hornbill danced back and forth on this limb the entire time we were watched. He also made some calls that were very peculiar sounding, in all honesty it’s difficult to describe but I thought we were in Jurassic Park for a moment.
WING span
A condor at the Knoxville Zoo stretches his wings out to collect some sun on them. A condor’s wingspan is around twelve feet; WHOA!
Watch Out!
These geese wondering around Centennial Park in Nashville, TN think they own the trail. Or maybe we think we do?
Cody And Marahute
Ant thinks he is Cody from ‘The Rescuers Down Under’ interacting with Marahute (the golden eagle from the movie) or in this case an Emu at the Noccalula Falls Wildlife Habitat in Gadsden, AL
Stare Down
Ant and an Emu from the Noccalula Falls Wildlife Habitat in Gagsden, AL are having a stare down.
Lonely Bird and Stump
This scene was very attractive and different to me. An extremely old and weathered tree stump hundreds of yards out in the ocean. Lanark Village, FL.
Sammi
Our very informative and lovely friend, Sammie. She made sure everyone was enjoying their time in the very interactive aviary
LOOK MOM!
lorikeets flock to visitors who supply them with nectar- very cool and exciting- obviously!
Wells Fargo
we assumed this large structure was an historic site, and it may be, but it is currently owned and operated by Wells Fargo- yes we are glad they are everywhere now, but that was a little disappointing.
Anhinga Plummage
An Anhinga drying off its feathers in the sun. Check out the fantastic coloration and contrast of the white and black feathers.
White Pelicans
White pelicans enjoying some bath time in the Everglades. If I were them I would keep my eyes out for gators near by.
Spoonbill
A spoonbill enjoying the water in the Everglades. It’s cool to view these unique birds in person.
