Saying Goodbye to Summer August 26, 2018
Posted by judylobo in Zoo.Tags: big cats, Central Park Zoo, Grizzly bears Betty and Veronica, photography, sea lion, snow leopard, Snow Monkey, travel, wildlife, zoocation, Zoos
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Yes, I know it is still summer, but the days are getting shorter and fall will soon be upon us. We are off on Zoocation in a few days. It is the un-official 10th anniversary of Zoocation. It all started in 2008 in Omaha when we went to a wonderful wedding and decided we should hit as many zoos as possible in the area. We have criss-crossed North America in search of new zoos to explore. It has been a fun, exhilarating adventure. We’ve traveled thru New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Wisconsin, Texas, Colorado, Utah, California, New Mexico, Arizona, Georgia, Washington, DC, Virginia, Maryland, Illinois, Washington, Nevada, Louisiana, Tennessee, Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, Maine, Rhode Island, Michigan, Kentucky, Florida and Canada. I have most likely left out a few states and my Zoocation pal, Mary Schwalm will let me know which ones I missed – but you get the idea. We have met some incredible people, had unforgettable animal encounters and look forward to this next adventure. Thank you all for coming along on our journey. See you zoon.
Ft Wayne Children’s Zoo – Mini-Zoocation Continues May 28, 2017
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: Dingo, Ft Wayne Children's Zoo, Orangutan, photography, sea lion, wildlife, zoocation
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May’s mini-zoocation continued with a visit to the delightful Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo in Ft Wayne, Indiana. The zoo is a perfect size with a varied and interesting collection of animals. The site lines are terrific and there is something around each bend on the road to surprises. A big shout out to Ann Barker and Director Jim Anderson for making our visit so memorable.
Airborne Redux January 15, 2017
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: Central Park Zoo, nature, NYC, photography, sea lion, Snow Leopard cubs, Snow Monkey, wildlife, Zoos
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This fun photo montage is one of my all time favorites. Coincidentally, I first posted it three years ago today. I am also pleased to report that I am returning to the Central Park Zoo this week with camera in hand. Thank you for all of your kind words about my knee surgery and recovery during these past nine weeks. 
Mirror Image 2 November 20, 2016
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: Central Park Zoo, photography, Sea Ducks, sea lion, wildlife
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While recovering from knee replacement surgery (ouch) I decided to recycle some of my older Sunday photo montages until I am back in camera ready action. Enjoy these shots from 2013 and hope to see you soon with new montages.
Summer’s End – Central Park Zoo September 25, 2016
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: banded mongoose, Central Park Zoo, Grizzly bears Betty and Veronica, NYC, Photography Workshop, Red Panda, sea lion, snow leopard, Snow Monkey, wildlife, Zoos
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It is hard to believe that summer is over. Now is a great time to visit your local zoo. The crowds have mostly gone and kids are back in school. Next month the Central Park Zoo will be holding the first of three photo opportunities for animal and camera lovers. First up is – Zoo Views: Animals in Autumn – Saturday, October 22 from 8:30 to 10:30. Click here and sign up. It will be fun. Hope to see you there.
Summertime, Summertime – sum sum Summertime August 9, 2015
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: Central Park Zoo, NYC, photography, Photography Workshop, sea lion, snow leopard, Snow Monkey, zoo babies
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Our recent string of glorious, dry, summer weather has brought big crowds of animal lovers to the Central Park Zoo. Come join the fun and bring your camera. There is so much to photograph. Speaking of cameras, the Central Park Zoo’s Education Programs for fall and winter is now available on the zoo’s website. Two photo workshops are being offered. Check them out here under ‘adult programs.‘ Hope to see you there.
The Last Gasp of Winter March 22, 2015
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: Central Park Zoo, grizzly bear, nature, NYC, photography, Sea Ducks, sea lion, snow leopard, Snow Monkey
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As most of you know, on the first day of spring we got four inches of snow in the Big Apple. I thought it was a good time to share some of the last snowy day zoo photos for awhile (I hope).
Flip, Flop, Fly November 23, 2014
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: California sea lions, Central Park Zoo, photography, sea lion, wildlife, Zoos
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The four California sea lions who live at the Central Park Zoo never cease to amaze. They flip, flap, flop and fly across the pool and into the air. Come watch April, Katie, Edith, little Charlie and of course their dazzling zookeepers daily during their feed and demonstration at 11:30, 1:30 and 3:30 each day. 
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! 
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!
