Available Photos
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OZ5
Oregon Zoo is working hard to save many threatened and endangered species, including the Washington pygmy rabbit.
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©Oregon Zoo
Photo by: Patricia Gayle |
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OZ6
The Oregon Zoo's popular steam engine passes by elk and elephants on its way through the Zoo.
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©Oregon Zoo
Photo by: Michael Durham |
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OZ7
The summer of 2003 brings fluttering butterflies from all over North America to the Oregon Zoo. Butterflies often land on visitors who wear white or very bright colors.
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©Oregon Zoo
Photo by: David Burnett |
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OZ8
The Oregon Zoo's lorikeets love to land on visitors who have cups of delicious nectar.
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Photo by: Patricia Gayle |
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OZ9
The Oregon Zoo is home to two endangered black rhinos. Each spring the zoo organizes the Bowling for Rhinos fund raiser, which benefits
rhinos in the wild.
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Photo by: Michael Durham |
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OZ10
Oregon Zoo keepers have close relationships with the animals. Here Zookeeper Michael Illig feeds Akeem the zoo's reticulated giraffe.
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Photo by: Michael Durham |
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OZ11
Amur Tigers are endangered due to habitat loss and encroachment of civilization. There are fewer than 400 Amur Tigers left in the wild.
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Photo by: Michael Durham |
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How to Request a Photo
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All the images in the thumbnails above are available as color transparencies or digital files for use with articles about the Oregon Zoo. Digital files can be provided as jpegs suitable for web use (72 dpi), newspaper reproduction (170 dpi), or for magazine/book use (300 dpi).
Additional photos can be requested. Please complete the Photo Request Form.
Fill out our Photo Request Form
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