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3:00 snapshot #1939: Wednesday

Bird's World zookeepers stand next to a Children's Zoo exhibit, the prairie dogs, which temporarily also contains their peacocks.
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Me and the boys

Over by the playground I found these guys perching, so I took a cool selfie.
Organizing birds in the winter

Get all your ducks in a row they said. Well, all the peacocks are in a row, that should count for something.

All the ducks are in a small amount of unfrozen water--impossible to get in a row.
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3:00 snapshot #1898: Thursday

The new peacocks have been reliably staying near Bird's World lately. It could be the food, or it could be the heater. Watch out for the deathcicle, guys!
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3:00 snapshot #1864: Friday

Bird's World in the snow. This is the oldest building in the zoo, built in 1913, when "Oriental" architecture was fashionable.

In the same location: peacock tracks in the fresh snow.
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Unintentional mixed species exhibit

Schoolkids fascinated by a peacock in the prairie dog exhibit.
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3:00 snapshot #1721: Friday

The new blue chickens like to hang out in the garden next to the concession stand.
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Peacocks descending a roof

The new peacocks are still exploring the zoo. On this morning they were all on the roof of my building. Eventually they decided to leave, one by one.

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3:00 snapshot #1383 plus bonus NEWEST ZOO ANIMAL

The Newest Zoo Animal isn't this young cross orbweaver, cowering in the fake wood of my pesticide shed.
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3:00 snapshot #1342, #1343

That view out my office window sometimes gets more interesting.

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3:00 snapshot #1332

Peacock by the budgie aviary.

Some friends have a certain kind of energy that acts as a kind of social glue that keeps their other friends close.
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Yet more creatures in and of the zoo; lemur-heavy.

Matching the gorgeous spring weather, the blue chickens are pretty and like to lie in the mulch.





