On Injured Wings

It isn't very often that one gets to see an Eagle from above, but when you do make sure you take advantage of it. I love the set up of this exhibit at the Saginaw Zoo even more so now since seeing this Eagle at the bottom. And when he spread his injured wings to climb back up, man was I ever excited. I realize these are captive birds but they also would not survive without the help of the zoos that house them. I love my zoos and will have a membership for years to come (remember I have toddlers). I enjoy seeing all of the animals and am thankful that my zoos are AZA certified. Have a wonderful day.

Northern Bald Eagle

A trip to another zoo. To warn you I have a lot and I mean a. lot. of pictures from zoos. We've already been to three different zoos already this summer and been a total of six times to the zoo and have plans for more visits. We have definitely put our zoo membership to good use and have really made it worth every penny. It has paid for itself three times over now, so definitely worth the cost. And with a 2.5 and 1.5 year old animals are always a good thing to go and see.

Valiant Rescues

These Eagles are unable to be released back into the wild due to wing injuries. You can see the damaged wing on the first photo. They are each still beautiful. Even if the photos are "cherry-picked" as my friend Shelley would say.