Caption Please! September 14, 2014
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: amusing photos, banded mongoose, Central Park Zoo, nature, NYC, photography, Photography Workshop, Sea Ducks, sea lion, snow leopard, Wildlife photography, zoo
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Wildlife photography is great fun – especially when you get amusing photos that cry out for captions. Here are some photos for you to enjoy and caption. Feel free to share your wit with the rest of us on my website comments space.
For all of those camera enthusiasts out there, I’ll be running a Fall Foliage photography workshop at the Central Park Zoo on October 19 from 8:30 to 10:30. I will arrange some special pumpkin and other activities so you can get great animal shots. Here is a link to last year’s photos from this event. Pumpkintastic! 
US Open – 2014 August 31, 2014
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: Benny the dog, Central Park Zoo, NYC, photography, Photography Workshop, US Open
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I interrupt the usual Sunday Zoo photos to bring you photos from the 2014 US Open where I am enjoying a 10 day stint. The action is great, the sun is hot, and it is a fun change of pace. And yes, that’s my dog, Benny, enjoying his US Open tennis ball at home.
For all of those camera enthusiasts out there, I’ll be running a Fall Foliage photography workshop at the Central Park Zoo on October 19 from 8:30 to 10:30. I will arrange some special pumpkin and other activities so you can get great animal shots. Here is a link to last year’s photos from the same event 
Summer Fun at the Central Park Zoo July 27, 2014
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: baby animals, banded mongoose, Central Park Zoo, nature, NYC, photography, Sea Ducks, sea lion, snow leopard, Zoos
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It has been almost four months since I shared photos from my home base, the Central Park Zoo. Our May, all Tennessee Zoocation, my June Arctic adventure and visits to other terrific zoos have made me derelict in sending out photos from my favorite zoo. Enjoy!
Happy Mother’s Day – 2014 May 11, 2014
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: baby animals, Central Park Zoo, photography, Photography Workshop, travel, zoo babies, zoocation, Zoos
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My mother, Lillian Wolfe, is long gone, but her advice, warnings and general ‘Lili-isms’ live on in our daily life. She taught us to laugh at life, to think, to question authority, to march, to protest and generally act upon what we thought was wrong. She also gave us our moral compass – one glance from Lillian told us instantly whether our behavior was acceptable or not – and I got a lot of glances. My sister Terry and I remember many childhood events differently but we both agree that our mother was a pistol. Here’s to Lillian Wolfe and all of the other mothers, caregivers, nurturers, pamperers, surrogates and loving coddlers out there. You make it all work. And a huge salute to all of the Zoo mothers in today’s photo montage.
Next Sunday, May 18th, we will be having a Photo Workshop called ‘Urban Birds of Prey’ at the Central Park Zoo from 8:30 to 10:30. There are still places available for this fun class. Hope to see you then. 
In the Pink at the Central Park Zoo April 20, 2014
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: animals, baby animals, Benny the dog, Central Park Zoo, photography, Snow Monkey, white-naped crane chick, wildlife, zoocation, Zoos
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Spring Fever at the Central Park Zoo April 13, 2014
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: baby animals, Central Park Zoo, NYC, photography, Sea Lion Pup, Snow Leopard cubs, Snow Monkey, wildlife, zoocation, Zoos
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Yes, it is finally here. Spring has sprung – our little lamb is leaping, the ducks are flapping, the monkeys are flying, the swans are whooping and the sea lions are soaring. Come visit!
Sheep Shearing Day at the Central Park Zoo April 6, 2014
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: baby animals, Central Park Zoo, NYC, Pete Sepe, photography, rite of spring, Sepe Farms, sheep shearing, wildlife, zoo babies, zoocation
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This annual rite of spring took place yesterday at the Central Park Zoo. For many urban dwellers the sight of sheep being shorn was a first time experience. Our six day old lamb only added to the fun. A shout out to Pete Sepe of Sepe Farms for his annual visit, education and fun. Come visit us and see our freshly shorn flock at the Tisch Children’s Zoo.
Spring is in the air at the Central Park Zoo March 30, 2014
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: Autism Awareness, Autism Speaks Families, Central Park Zoo, photography, wildlife, Zoos Go Blue
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Spring has sprung (sort of) and we are enjoying the outdoors more than ever at the Central Park Zoo. Come visit.
‘Zoos Go Blue’ is a special Autism Awareness Day Event that will be held on Saturday April 19 from 9AM to Noon at the Central Park Zoo. Gates open at 9AM for Autism Speaks Families. Visit the penguin house, snow monkey feed, wildlife theatre at Children’s Zoo and enjoy other fun activities throughout the day. See the flier below today’s montage for details. Tell anyone you know that might benefit from this terrific event to join us.
Tropical Respite February 23, 2014
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: Central Park Zoo, nature, NYC, photography, Photography Workshop, wildlife
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After weeks of snow and ice I decided to spend a little quality time in the Central Park Zoo’s Tropic Zone. It was just what the doctor ordered. It is warm, colorful, and filled with wonderful sounds and calls. If you like today’s montage how about signing up for my next Central Park Zoo Photography Workshop on Sunday, March 9, from 8:30 to 10:30. Experience breakfast and a photo shoot with our Tropical Birds and maybe we will be lucky and there will still be some opportunities for snow photos too. 
SNOWZILLA! February 16, 2014
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: Central Park Zoo, photography, Photography Workshop, Red Panda, Snow Leopard cubs, Snow Monkey, Snowxzilla, wildlife, zoocation, Zoos
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The winter presses on – with over 56 inches of snow in NYC in 2014. I am not sure how many more Sunday montage titles I can use – maybe Snowmageddon is next. The Central Park Zoo animals (especially the snow leopards, snow monkeys and red pandas) are my snow muses. Also watch a lovely video that my friend and Zoo Guide Wendy Walters made of our adorable cubs as they romped in the snow. A shout out to Wendy for deleting the sound of my clicking camera while she was filming.
If you enjoy my weekly photos, how about signing up for my next Central Park Zoo Photography Workshop on Sunday, March 9, from 8:30 to 10:30. Experience breakfast and a photo shoot with our Tropical Birds and maybe we will be lucky and there will still be some opportunities for snow photos too.
While at the Zoo 