I had a small adventure at the Jacksonville Zoo. I was in the Florida reptile house, and a large frog was splayed on one of the glass doors. It was a Cuban Treefrog and was about the length of my hand. A volunteer was in the building and said she didn’t want to let itContinue reading “A Tree Frog Adventure”
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It’s May and wild birds are nesting at the Jacksonville Zoo (Florida)
In spring, Wood Storks, Great Egrets, and Black-crowned Night-Herons nest in the mature oaks and bamboo stands of Jacksonville Zoo (370 Zoo Parkway), so be sure to take binoculars while visiting. Black Vultures can also be seen year-round.
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