I can see both Lisa and Lani. I think it may be a video taken a few years back when the whole group was in the orangutan exhibit.
That's another thought that occurred to me as well. I didn't really look through the video (going by the title!) and presumed it was the new females.
A red tailed black cockatoo flew away during a bird show last Sunday after being scared by a goshawk: No Cookies | Daily Telegraph
An echidna puggle has been rescued after being attacked by chickens in a backyard! https://taronga.org.au/media/media-release/2016-04-29/baby-echidna-finds-new-mum-taronga
Taronga will be involved in establishing a wildlife corridor north of Sydney by integrating disused rail corridors: https://taronga.org.au/news/2016-04-29/rail-corridors-become-habitat-for-honeyeaters
Five plains wanderer (Pedionomus torquatus) chicks have hatched, the first bred in a zoo for supposedly more than 30 years: https://taronga.org.au/media/media-...ins-wanderer-joins-koala-iconic-species-listt
I have not seen it on display ever (pretty sure they aren't currently on display as well), nor did I even know Taronga held this species! The first time that I first saw this species was in fact at Featherdale in 2014.
A female southern hairy noised wombat has been born: https://taronga.org.au/media/media-release/2016-05-13/taronga-celebrates-wombat-breeding-success
In relations to the Andean Condors. Zuleta was surposed to go to America to join there breeding program.
Taronga Zoo started there Meerkat encounters today. They are only having 4 sessions and they all sold out before 10am and cost $50. I don't no how long they go for.
From Facebook: Is he the male born at Auckland in 2013? Also, does anyone know how many red pandas Taronga now has?
In relation to the Long nose echnida. Keepers have put up camera traps to see what he is doing. I was talking to one of the keepers and they hadn't seen me. That's why the camera traps. The male lyrebirds name is echo. He is a real darling. Keepers say that he is a sweetie. The female doesn't think so she chases him around.
3 red panda's Pabu, Mayhem and Amarla (Bronx zoo) (thinks how you spell it. Mayhem is 16 years old. Amarla is 5 years old and Padu (new Zealand) not sure of his ago. will have to ask when I go over the weekend.
Thanks for that. Now I know that there are 2.1 at Taronga with Pabu's arrival: -1.0 Mayhem born 2000 at Taronga (old breeding male) -1.0 Pabu born 2013 at Auckland Zoo (intended breeding male) -0.1 Amala born 2013 at Bronx Zoo (intended breeding female)
Mayhem will be retired and stay at the zoo till he passes. Amala does like Mayhem she chased him up to the top of a tree and wouldn't let him down. It will be interesting to see how she re-acts to Pabu.
