Our Animals Avian
Birds
Anywhere you look at the Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary, you're bound to see one of our feathered friends - in the wild, perched on a fence, or in an enclosure. The zoo is home to numerous chickens, peacocks, parrots and raptors. |
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Blue front Amazon - Amazona aestiva
He came to the zoo at a young age. He enjoys dancing when visitors sing the song, “B-I-N-G-O!”
Sedona's fractured left wing was amputated. His white feathers indicate that he is a light color morph. Sedona was hatched in 1998 and as he matures, he may – or may not – have a red tail. Note the spotted "cummerbund" or belly band, typical of red-tailed hawks.
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Ravens Sam, Diego and Canyon love quail and mouse treats to eat. You might confuse smaller female Diego for a crow. But notice that she has typical raven features: a heavy, thick bill, shaggy throat feathers and wedge-shaped tail.