Philadelphia Zoo Bird Baths
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Philadelphia Zoo Red Crested Cardinal in Tropical Rain Forestby ZooVisitorMM324 views- 0:39
Philadelphia Zoo Birds Fightingby SwiftFire1396153 views
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Philadelphia Zoo Araçari on Tree Stumpby ZooVisitorMM160 views
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Philadelphia Zoo McNeil Avian Center - Bali Mynah In and Out of Bird Houseby ZooVisitorMM446 views
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Charolette the Red-Crested Cardinalby parrotpainter22,192 views
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Northern Cardinal - HD Mini-Documentaryby AgileHProductions55,670 views
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Philadelphia Zoo - Meanwhile in the Tropical Rain Forestby ZooVisitorMM89 views
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Philadelphia Zoo McNeil Avian Center - Birds Feedingby ZooVisitorMM163 views
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Philadelphia Zoo Victorian Crowned Pigeon Father and Babyby ZooVisitorMM1,992 views
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Philadelphia Zoo Secretary Bird Through Bushesby ZooVisitorMM177 views
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Cardenal Común, red crested cardinal, paroaria coronataby miguandi13,309 views
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Red-crested Cardinalsby bargarrison42,016 views
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Philadelphia Zoo Electus (or is that Eclectus?) Parrot Closeupby ZooVisitorMM1,874 views
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Philadelphia Zoo Egyptian Plover Pecking for Foodby ZooVisitorMM828 views
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baby red-crested Cardinal or Brazilian Cardinalby sophistimunity574 views
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Philadelphia Zoo McNeil Avian Center - Victorian Crowned Pigeons Before, During, and Afterby ZooVisitorMM5,914 views
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Philadelphia Zoo McNeil Avian Center - African Savanna Birdsby ZooVisitorMM810 views
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Philadelphia Zoo McNeil Avian Center - Palawan Peacock Pheasant Preeningby ZooVisitorMM8,124 views
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Philadelphia Zoo Blue Breasted Kingfisher and Golden Breasted Starlingby ZooVisitorMM142 views
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Philadelphia Zoo Rodrigues Fruit Bat Eatingby ZooVisitorMM701 views
Several years ago, I can remember seeing Brazilian cardinals in petshops. Back then they were all wild caught and not exactly the best choice for a bird cage. In an aviary, however, they can thrive and since almost all zoo birds (and other animals) are captive bred, they do especially well.
33Keith33 2 years ago
This one certainly seems to be thriving. It is so energetic and active, and it has such a cute little plump body.
ZooVisitorMM 2 years ago