Heron Video Archive:
Watch wild Great Blue Herons living 90 feet above the Trevor Zoo! Watch them nesting above our Wallaby and Emu enclosure. Herons have been nesting in the trees above the zoo for the past ten years. This project was started in 2014 by Millbrook student John Norfleet. Watch this short film about it.
2019 UPDATES:
06/23/19 - Active branching by both fledges
05/14/19 - Chicks 3 & 4 killed by sibilcide
06/23/19 - Active branching by both fledges
05/14/19 - Chicks 3 & 4 killed by sibilcide
05/14/19 - Youngest chick forced from nest
05/04/19 - Views of atleast four chicks in nest
04/25/19 - First hatch and egg shell tossed
04/02/19 - North Nest herons identified as Nate & Kate
03/30/19 - 3 eggs visible in north nest
03/25/19 - Herons seen mating in North Nest
03/25/19 - Camera repaired in Center Tree
03/12/19 - Adult Heron seen on pond snag
03/12/19 - Adult Heron seen on pond snag
2018 UPDATES:
05/20/18 - Herons building nest in North Tree
05/03/18 - 1st Egg laid in Center Nest
04/29/18 - Herons building nest in Center Tree
04/14/18 - Weather Station Installed
03/30/18 - Heron seen in Center Nest
03/26/18 - Camera repaired in Center Nest Tree
03/18/18 - 2 Adult Herons seen on pond snag
03/18/18 - 2 Adult Herons seen on pond snag
The Trevor Zoo, a member of the AZA since 1989, is the only zoo in the world located at a high school. About 90 members of the student body care for the animals on a daily basis—more than 180 animals from 80 species, seven of which are endangered. It’s a one of a kind living-laboratory that provides incredible responsibility and rewards students with a learning experience unlike any other.
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