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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 … More

gull, Mobile Bay, pelican

Green Anole

The green anole is often called ‘chameleon’ because of their ability to change colors from bright green to brown. Males … More

anole, Anolis carolinensis, chameleon, lizard

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 … More

EasternShoreArtCenter, pottery

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

GulfBreezeZoo, sloth

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 … More

Ceratotherium simum, GulfBreezeZoo, rhinoceros, Rhinoceros unicornis

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. … More

Flamingo, GulfBreezeZoo, Phoenicopterus chilensis

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 … More

Flamingo, GulfBreezeZoo

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 … More

GulfBreezeZoo, macaws

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

giraffe, GulfBreezeZoo

Dromedary Camels at Gulf Breeze Zoo

Dromedary camels are herbivorous. Their thick lips allow them to eat things that other animals cannot such as thorny plants. … More

Camel, GulfBreezeZoo

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