National Zoo – Winter 2019 February 24, 2019
Posted by judylobo in Zoo.Tags: animals, Giant Panda, naked mole rat, nature, photography, Sand cat, Smithsonian's National Zoo, wildlife, zoo babies, zoocation, Zoos
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We took a mid-week trip to DC and due to a teeny weeny snowfall the city was shut down for an entire day. So we visited the following day and even though there was very little snowfall the visit was well worth our time. Who doesn’t love a giant panda in the snow?
Eat Your Heart Out February 17, 2019
Posted by judylobo in Zoo.Tags: animals, Central Park Zoo, Grizzly bears Betty and Veronica, photography, Photography Workshop, Red Panda, Sea Ducks, sea lion, snow leopard, Snow Monkey, wildlife, Zoos
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Last Sunday’s Valentine Tails photo class was a big hit. Everyone had a good time, great photos were taken and most of all, the animals at the Central Park Zoo got terrific heart themed enrichment created by an amazing zoo keeper staff (special shout out to Nora and Tumeca). Despite the cold weather there were smiles all around. Enjoy today’s heartfelt photos and hopefully you will sign up for the last photo class of the season. It is going to be held on Sunday, May 19 from 8:30 to 10:30. It is already half filled. Click here for more info.
Me and My Shadow February 9, 2019
Posted by judylobo in Zoo.Tags: animals, Grizzly bears Betty and Veronica, nature, photography, Sea Ducks, shadows, Snow Leopard cubs, wildlife, Zoos
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Taking zoo photos on a bright sunny day can be a challenge. I prefer taking photos on overcast days. Sometimes however, the deep shadows and stark contrasts create an interesting image. Enjoy today’s Me and My Shadow.
Year of the Pig February 3, 2019
Posted by judylobo in Zoo.Tags: animals, photography, Year of the Pig, zoo babies, zoocation, Zoos
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February 5th marks the Year of the Pig. Enjoy some of the beautiful pigs I have seen over the years. If you are not celebrating your zodiac animal, here are four other years we have shared. Year of the Snake, Year of the Monkey (that’s me), Year of the Rooster and Year of the Dog. 
While at the Zoo 