California
At a decades-old aviary, it’s bye-bye, birdies
Sept. 4, 2011
Daily Dish
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Nov. 15, 2010
World & Nation
It wasn’t too long ago that the culture-shattering news arrived that the cat had replaced the dog as America’s pet of choice.
March 30, 1991
Dozens of colorful birds in a setting reminiscent of a lush South American jungle may be the next addition to the Santa Ana Zoo.
June 19, 1995
Travel & Experiences
Zoo officials are hoping that a couple of dozen birds--from green toucanets to roseate spoonbills--will boost attendance and help convert the zoo into a showcase for South American wildlife.
July 27, 1996
When a brush fire threatened to engulf their home last week, someone was there to hose down the roof.
Oct. 15, 1990
Music
The aviary world has always been appealing to jazz artists.
Aug. 29, 2006
When Linda Burnam feeds the birds at the Steckel Park aviary near Santa Paula, her pal Louie waddles along behind.
Oct. 3, 1991
he newest addition to the city’s zoo will be an aviary valued at almost $600,000, although the birds will come later.
June 21, 1995
The grounds of this Spanish Revival estate, found at 2101 Midlothian Dr., Altadena, includes an aviary previously used to train hunting falcons.
June 4, 2014