I have been coming here a lot lately. The admission fee is $3 but Tuesday's and Wednesday's it's free. The park is on SE 28th Ave & Woodstock Blvd, right by Reed College and the Eastmoreland Golf Course.
This is the entrance, it really is a beautiful park.
You can bring your dog too, it just has to be on a leash. We've brought Bob Barker up lots of times, but I can't find a picture of him.
Here are some pictures of the flowers.
The best time to come is late April to early May. The flowers will be I full bloom.
The lake at Eastmoreland Golf Course creates two ponds here and is a great places to see warer fowl.
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Fun at the Oregon Zoo
It's spring time and I thought it would be a good time to check out the Oregon Zoo. Every second Tuesday of the month the admission charged is just $2. If you ride the MAX, it's $1.50 off, so it's just $.50, it's a hell of a deal and we went in April and May. This stuffed bear was in front of the gift shop. My mother gave it a hug.
The elephants were great as always. There's some programs where the elephants paint, and they sell the painting for fundrasing.
We have a baby elephant too, I think the Oregon Zoo has some of the highest birth rates among elephants.
The cats were great. The lions were not with the other cats. They have really made some changes as for as the landscaping at the zoo. Much more humane. There were also two females.
A tiger, african I believe.
Leopard I think.
The chimpanzees habitat is very nice. They have both indoors and outdoors.
Two zebra's; one with energy...
and one without.
Two hippos, them were taking it easy too.
A rhino, we came pretty early, and I think the animals are more likely to be up before lunch.
This giraffe has a hurt leg, so it was indoors.
This black bear is something new. There was a hole section of the zoo which I have never seen before. It's the Pacific Northwest section.
We came at this sea lion feeding. He is fed three times a day and averages about 40 pounds of food per day.
He's is doing tricks.
The elephants were great as always. There's some programs where the elephants paint, and they sell the painting for fundrasing.
We have a baby elephant too, I think the Oregon Zoo has some of the highest birth rates among elephants.
The cats were great. The lions were not with the other cats. They have really made some changes as for as the landscaping at the zoo. Much more humane. There were also two females.
A tiger, african I believe.
Leopard I think.
The chimpanzees habitat is very nice. They have both indoors and outdoors.
Two zebra's; one with energy...
and one without.
Two hippos, them were taking it easy too.
A rhino, we came pretty early, and I think the animals are more likely to be up before lunch.
This giraffe has a hurt leg, so it was indoors.
This black bear is something new. There was a hole section of the zoo which I have never seen before. It's the Pacific Northwest section.
We came at this sea lion feeding. He is fed three times a day and averages about 40 pounds of food per day.
He's is doing tricks.
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