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                                        INTRODUCTION TO ZOOKEEPING LAB

                                     Species Identification at The ZOO Northwest Florida*

 


I. FRONT PONDS

 

black swan

 

Egyptian goose

Nene (Hawaiian Goose)

bar-headed goose

barnacle goose

Greylag goose

magpie goose

Cereopsis goose

 

Australian shelduck

Radjah shelduck

 

canvasback
Hartlaub’s duck

rosybill
Northern pintail

red-crested pochard

chestnut teal

 

scarlet macaw

military macaw

Buffon’s macaw

blue & gold macaw

lesser sulphur-crested

                cockatoo

 

stork

 

lemur

gibbon

 

Common fly-ins:

mallard

Mandarin

ibis

 


II. ZOO CENTRAL

 

zebu hybrid

lovebird

jungle fowl

<skip PZ & nursery>

otter
turkey vulture

giraffe

tamarin/marmoset
sloth

muntjac

mandrill

siamang

coyote

leopard

condor

Thomson’s gazelle

impala

sitatunga

kangaroo

bobcat

cougar

lion

serval

caracal

tiger

alligator

black bear

screech owl

barn owl

raccoon

grey fox

red-tailed hawk


 

 

 

screamer
Harris hawk

King vulture

kookaburra

toucan

guenons

Howler monkey

spider monkey
orangutan

flying fox

Seba’s short-tailed bat

vampire bat

green iguana
rhino iguana

Komodo dragon

 


III. PRESERVE

 

Boardwalk exhibits:

African wild dog

alligator

hornbill

kudu

marabou stork

 

Free range:

ostrich
crowned crane
Egyptian goose

zebra

 

llama

 

wildebeest

eland
waterbuck

 

blackbuck

 

Barasingha deer

fallow deer

axis deer

 

chimpanzee

gorilla

<skip back exhibits>

(sable antelope

hippopotamus

emus)
IV. TRAIN, GS, CC

 

Train area exhibits:

tortoise

rollers

guineafowl

turaco

camel

cockatiel

 

Giant snakes (a few):

hognose snake

rat snake

Dumeril’s ground

                boa

green tree python

Indian python

 

 

Creepy Crawly House (a few):

kookaburra

Gala cockatoo

gecko

prehensile-tailed

                skink

red tegu

spotted python

California kingsnake

poison dart frog

Emperor scorpion

tarantula



 

 

 

 

 


*NOTE: This is NOT a complete list of all the animals at the zoo!

 

Good references:

Steve Madge & Hilary Burn, Waterfowl: An Identification Guide to the Ducks, Geese, and Swans of the World, 1988. Houghton Mifflin Company.

 

Jonathan Kingdon, The Kingdon Field Guide to African Mammals, 1997.  Academic Press.

 

Noel Rowe, The Pictorial Guide to the Living Primates, 1996.  Pogonias Press.