Showing posts with label koala. Show all posts
Showing posts with label koala. Show all posts

Sunday, June 18, 2023

Columbus May 28

I went with family members on an after-hours tour of the Columbus Zoo.

A moose, the largest deer, can fold itself pretty compactly.

A puma, probably Goldie or Poppy, one of three orphaned because of fires in California in 2020.

A pallas' cat, or manul, pauses during scratching.

A markhor makes a leap.

Splooting, red panda style

Katy, a koala mom

Katy and Kora


Wednesday, April 7, 2021

March 8

My visit to the Columbus Zoo March 8 included a surprise.

black-tailed prairie dog

African lions (female)

common (southern) warthog

Banjo, a pronghorn, uses a branch on an itch.

The surprise was that Katy was awake.

Not only was she awake, but her joey was, too. She backed-up and we got a good look.



She turned around and headed toward a eucalyptus meal.


Thursday, December 31, 2020

2020 part 3


New Hampshire chicken (Columbus Zoo, October 10)

Finally! Someone whose ears are hairier than mine. (Columbus Zoo, October 22)

This is Lucas, an African elephant, walking away from his mother, Renee, who tried to take away his browse. He went through a gap in the fencing to another part of the enclosure and Renee could not follow. (Toledo Zoo, October 24)

northern ground hornbill (Columbus Zoo, November 2)

A young red panda (Columbus Zoo, November 2)

Aurora in her enclosure (Columbus Zoo, December 2)

bald eagle (Columbus Zoo, December 2)


wolverine (Columbus Zoo, December 16). There was a spin on the platform, so this is probably Guillotine.

female rose-breasted grosbeak (Columbus Zoo, December 16)

San Esteban chuckwalla (Columbus Zoo, December 28)