Queens Zoo
Things to Do
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Aviary
The dome atop our aviary is from the 1964 World’s Fair, which was held in Flushing Meadows. The birds that call it home hail from across the Western Hemisphere.
- CATTLE EGRET
- Scarlet Macaw
- Sun Conure
- BOBWHITE QUAIL
- Military Macaw
- Blue & yellow Macaw
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Domestic Animals
Among the animals here: Flemish giant rabbits that top 20 lbs., Texas longhorns whose horns span six feet, and “oreo cows” (or belted Galloways), whose coloration makes us crave milk and cookies.
- FLEMISH GIANT RABBIT
- BELTED GALLOWAY COW
- JACOBS FOUR-HORNED SHEEP
- TEXAS LONGHORN
- Highland Cattle
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Sea Lion Pool
Few at the zoo spend as much time in the water as our Andean bears. The nearby sea lions are an exception, though. We love to watch these guys play in their waterfall on exhibit.
- SEA LION FEEDINGS
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Wild Side
There’s an array of wildlife from the Americas here—big, burly bison; the tiniest of deer, called pudu; and lots in between. Chacoan peccaries were only known from fossils until a herd was found in Bolivia in 1975.
- COYOTE
- AMERICAN BISON
- CANADIAN LYNX
- SOUTHERN PUDU
- ANDEAN BEAR
- BALD EAGLE
- PRONGHORN
- PUMA
- Roosevelt Elk
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Waterfowl Marsh
All the wildlife in the water is native to the Americas, from the various ducks (including canvasbacks, hooded mergansers, and redheads) to the fish and the turtles.
- ARGENTINE RUDDY DUCK
