Great Blue Herons ruffle their feathers for various reasons: align plumage, regulate body temperature, remove water and debris, or territorial…
Guess Who’s Coming for Dinner
While standing on the boardwalk overlook at Stedman’s Landing, I watched as Laughing Gulls tried to steal the fish from…
Green Anole
The green anole is often called ‘chameleon’ because of their ability to change colors from bright green to brown. Males…
Pottery Class at Eastern Shore Art Center
Eastern Shore Art Center gives classes in making pottery as well as drawing, painting, and photography. I took one a…
Two-toed Sloth at Gulf Breeze Zoo
The Two-toes Sloth is nocturnal, so this one is probably sleeping. They do everything hanging upside down. https://ielc.libguides.com/sdzg/factsheets/twotoedsloths/behavior
Rhinos at Gulf Breeze Zoo
Gulf Breeze Zoo has two types of rhinoceros: White and the Greater One-horned. They are from different locations. The White…
Chilean Flamingos at Gulf Breeze Zoo
Flamingos are not born pink. The pink coloration comes from the foods they eat: shrimp, mollusks, invertebrates, insects, and algae.…
Pretty in Pink at Gulf Breeze Zoo
One of the reasons I went to Gulf Breeze Zoo was to take photos of the Chilean Flamingos. Chilean Flamingos…
Colorful Macaws at Gulf Breeze Zoo
These type macaws are from the rainforest in Central and South America. I like that the Gulf Breeze Zoo does…
Giraffes at Gulf Breeze Zoo
Gulf Breeze Zoo facts mentions that baby giraffes are 6 feet tall when they are born. https://gbzoo.com/attractions/animal-feeding
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