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Pictures
of our Friends
(click on picture for larger view)
MUFASA
THE LION 
WOLVES
(rumor
has it there are wolf fans out there) 
Erie, Mirage & Shalamar
Sierra
Savannah
& Deb
Deb &
Athena
Shalamar &
Deb
Saber
Tracy and China muzzle
Isis
greet the web master.
CHINA
LUNA
SULTAN
Anubis
and Nova were seized by Florida Fish and Wildlife from individuals who
smuggled the animals into Florida without proper state permits, without
CITES importation permits, and without health certificates.
TIGERS
Angel & Shekhina
Genesis
Angel Yawn
Elise with the lovely Angel tiger 
Jade
Java
LEOPARDS 
 
Nemesis
Mariah
Jumanji
Mariah and Nemesis
 
Macumba Asian Leopard.
ONYX
THE BLACK LEOPARD 
Onyx made a successful recovery from bone cancer after the removal of
her right hind leg.
Onyx was featured on Ripley's Believe It Or Not, Episode
417.
MOUNTAIN
LIONS 
Kali &
Deb
Jasmine and
Shaman
Sage
Maximus
Sage
Maximus
Drifter Texas Cougar.
SMALL
MAMMALS
Amira
Savuti
Winter
Caracal
Serval
Marbled Fox
Rico
Concho
Kita and
Deb
Saffron
Patagonian Cavy
Coatimundi
Bobcat
Prevost Squirrel
 
Jata and Kadiri
Rashida
Mango
Julien grooming
Servals
Caracal
Bush Baby
his buddy Rico
Kiwi
Kenny and
Kiwi
Poppy
Natasha
Siberian Lynx
Navarre, our 17 year old bobcat,
Cartouche, our resident Jungle
lounging in his 1,200 square foot
enclosure.
(or Swamp) cat, Felis chaus.
BIRDS
AND CHICKS 
Buffy
Henna
Ozzie
African Geese
Speckled Crested Polish Chicken,
Chicklett, head rooster,
preparing to roost for the
evening.
darling of the hen house! OTHER
SANCTUARY CRITTERS
Alice the Madagascar
Sonic the
African
Cuddles
Hissing Cockroach
Pygmy
Hedgehog
Ball Python
Sobek
Vladimir and Viktor
American Alligator
Black Vultures
VIEWS
AROUND THE SANCTUARY
   
Leopard Moth
Sunrise over the
Grasshopper
Florida Green Tree Frog
St. Augustine
on
Giant Cycad
Wild Reserve
Lake
Water Lillies
Tiger Swallowtail Butterfly
Luna Month
Morning Glory
Fresh From Cocoon
Great Egret, fishing in the St. Augustine Wild Reserve pond. Great
Egrets are the largest egret in America, and are in danger because
developers are draining their wet habitats. This egret is a breeding
bird, proven by its long, lacy white plumes extending from its back. The
Great Egret wades through the shallow waters of our pond, stalking fish,
frogs, water snakes and insects
HOLIDAY
TREATS 
As a form of enrichment entertainment, Shekhina, Mufasa and Genesis are
given pumpkins to celebrate Halloween.
Happy
Holidays to everyone,
from Santiago the Christmas Cavy,
and the St. Augustine Wild Reserve!
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