Bat-ober October 22, 2017
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: Bats, nature, photography, wildlife, Zoos
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A Bronx Tail (or two) October 15, 2017
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: baby gorilla, big cats, Bronx Zoo, photography, Sea Lion Pup, Snow Leopard cubs, squirrel monkey, wildlife, Zoos
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I wanted to visit the Bronx Zoo one more time before the cold weather sets in. Winter visits are fun too but who knows when we will get snow this year? My visit proved great – highlighted by an adorable snow leopard cub, sea lion pup, growing tiger cubs, baby squirrel monkey, young gorillas and Angolan monkey and much more. I logged in at 7.5 miles but it was worth every step.
Wholly Toledo October 1, 2017
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: photography, Toledo Zoo, wildlife, zoocation, Zoos
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Couldn’t resist the play on words about Toledo in today’s title. I have made umpteen trips to Toledo to visit good friends who have relocated there in the past few years. Every visit gets better and better. The Toledo Zoo grows more expansively each year and it is always a fun and adventurous place to visit. A shout out to Jeff, Jason, John, Chuck, Karen, Juan, Baby Olive, Juba, Leela, Picasso and Zack for the fun and laughs. I will be back soon.
Goodbye Summer September 17, 2017
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: Central Park Zoo, Cloud Rat, lemurs, photography, Photography Workshop, Red Pandas, Sea Ducks, snow leopard, wildlife, Zoos
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It is hard to believe summer is just about over. It has been a fun, active summer at the Central Park Zoo. Fall is my favorite time of year. Come visit us. Thanks for signing up for my photo class . There is one opening left. See you soon. 
Little Cats and Big Cats August 12, 2017
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: big cats, little cats, photography, Snow Leopard cubs, wildlife, zoo babies, zoocation, Zoos
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I love cats – both big and small. This week’s montage is dedicated to these gorgeous creatures. See if you can identify 14 out of the 37 cat species in the world. 
Bronx Zoo Baby Bonanza July 2, 2017
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: bison, Bronx Zoo, photography, wildlife, zoo babies
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We visited the Bronx Zoo about a month ago and were delighted to find so many babies. Included in these wonderful baby sightings were adorable bison, porcupine, tawny frogmouth, Inca tern, gaur, four Pere David fawns, baboon, ring-tailed lemur and the always charming young gorillas. It was a terrific visit. Go visit while they are still young and active.
Indianapolis Zoo – Mini-Zoocation Continues June 4, 2017
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: dolphins, Indianapolis Zoo, Orangutan, photography, rhino, travel, walrus, wildlife, zoo babies, zoocation, Zoos
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It was a beautiful day with a sensational host. EVP Paul Grayson could not have been more hospitable, entertaining and gracious when we visited the Indianapolis Zoo on our Mini-Zoocation in early May. It is a big zoo with something for everyone. Meeting walrus’, rhinos, orangutans and dolphins up-close and personal were unforgettable experiences. Seeing their scarlet macaws free fly overhead throughout the day was also amazing. Thanks to Paul and an outstanding crew for this visit.
Ft Wayne Children’s Zoo – Mini-Zoocation Continues May 28, 2017
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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.
Mother’s Day – 2017 May 14, 2017
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: baby animals, Mother's Day and babies, photography, wildlife, zoo babies, Zoos
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Happy Mother’s Day to all of the mothers, caregivers, nurturers, pamperers, surrogates and loving coddlers out there. Our mother, Lillian Wolfe, is long gone, but her advice, warnings and general ‘Lili-isms’ live on in our daily lives. She taught us to laugh at life, to think, to question authority, to march, to protest – to fight the good fight. 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 – she formed and informed what we are today.








