Lorikeet Landing is where you can feed the lorikeets. You can tell this boy wishes he was feeding them:
They are pretty and very animated:
This boy understands the moment:
There were people helping some of the kids have lorikeets land on them out of the kindness of their hearts.
We stopped on a deck and this and some other geese were mooching:
A shoebill (sometimes called a stork):
Another native Black-crowned Night heron:
An anhinga, this one is an African version called an African Darter:
Ring Tail Lemurs:
Interesting duck:
Red River Hog:
A native great egret in full breeding plumage:
A meerkat:
Bill switched cameras since the Nikon 8700 did better in low light and with flash.
African spoonbill:
The Eastern Gold-breasted Starling from Kenya is much prettier than the ones that have invaded the U.S.:
It was getting dark so we headed home. We were happy we used our San Diego Zoo membership that we renewed in 2006.
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