You can grow elephant ear plants, another large leaf plant that spreads like crazy is an antibodies it likes the shade and moist soil. It's great to shade out weeds
Well thanks for the tour, never heard of this place. I've always wondered who makes the cement faux rock formations for places like this and zoos Nicely landscaped
@@3_3645 absolutely!! And thank you for watching, I appreciate it!!! Good question’ seems like a fun job to maybe sketch it out and see it take shape! Thanks again!
A friend who is terrified by birds was asked to stand with a condor at her kids school, someone brought a condor to visit the school, well she survived She once called me when a mouse was on her stair case and her baby was upstairs she couldn't bring herself to go up, I had to drive half an hour to catch the mouse in a shoe box and bring it outside. The mouse was probably back in the house after I left. I always remind her of this funny her son is now 30 years old.
Was there a lyre bird? Probably spelled that wrong. Peacock? Boy if they can ever get some birds from Africa, the Secretary bird would be fascinating to see in person, they are very tall and have a claw to kill snakes. Maybe to dangerous for an enclosure. An emu raised from birth would also be interesting to see . Maybe if they expand some larger birds. Maybe some birds don't do well in captivity Again thanks
Hi Jim! Thanks for the visit to the aviary. Most enjoyable! You do such a great job on your videos and your narrating is pretty darn good! 👍
@@Dk20274 I definitely appreciate the vibes!!!! Thanks a lot! I’m glad you enjoyed the trip!
Great video!!
You can grow elephant ear plants, another large leaf plant that spreads like crazy is an antibodies it likes the shade and moist soil. It's great to shade out weeds
@@3_3645 I have quite a few plants at home, elephant ears and monsteras to name a couple!! Love em’!! Thanks for watching and commenting!!
Nice video,I had no idea this place was so big,I’ll defiantly have to stop by next time I go back to Pittsburgh
Nice, I never knew of this place, Thank You, I'm going to have to go soon.
Well thanks for the tour, never heard of this place.
I've always wondered who makes the cement faux rock formations for places like this and zoos
Nicely landscaped
@@3_3645 absolutely!! And thank you for watching, I appreciate it!!! Good question’ seems like a fun job to maybe sketch it out and see it take shape! Thanks again!
never heard of that place
@@davidbell9130 see now you do!! Great place to visit!!! Thanks for watching!
A friend who is terrified by birds was asked to stand with a condor at her kids school, someone brought a condor to visit the school, well she survived
She once called me when a mouse was on her stair case and her baby was upstairs she couldn't bring herself to go up, I had to drive half an hour to catch the mouse in a shoe box and bring it outside. The mouse was probably back in the house after I left. I always remind her of this funny her son is now 30 years old.
@@3_3645 lol. Afraid of birds and Condors is quite the blend! Lol. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
Took me a minute to figure out what foylege was. 🤔
@@Robin3615 lol! Hey thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate it!! Gotta love foliage!!!
Was there a lyre bird? Probably spelled that wrong.
Peacock? Boy if they can ever get some birds from Africa, the Secretary bird would be fascinating to see in person, they are very tall and have a claw to kill snakes. Maybe to dangerous for an enclosure.
An emu raised from birth would also be interesting to see . Maybe if they expand some larger birds. Maybe some birds don't do well in captivity
Again thanks
Eu fico muito triste com esses pássaros presos eles tem asas para voar e não virar uma atuação em um parque😢
Stealin’ my ideas, I see…
Just kidding. It’s great to see this place getting more attention
@@nearandfarexplorers5125 LOL… hey what did I tell you!! I was going down there soon lmao.. yes it a great place!!