What do a goose and West-African crowned crane have in common? Other than that they both are birds and can be seen at San Diego Zoo's Wild Animal park, not a lot. Well, I guess they also have in common that they can be seen in my Animals of San Diego Zoo collection. So far the collection is birds other than Mr. Meerkat, but I do have some other animals of the non-feathered variety in my collection that may yet see the light of day, but the birds that I photographed that day sure do fascinate me more than anything else it seems.
The animals of the Wild Animal Park can be see either in a slideshow gallery or in a static html gallery better suited to visitors without broadband.
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