Kansas Wildlife Exhibit

Kansas Wildlife Exhibit The Kansas Wildlife Exhibit contains over 20 different species of native mammals, reptiles and birds in seven outdoor displays.
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The best time to visit is during the feeding time program that begins at 12:00pm noon EVERY DAY.

06/23/2026

It’s Turtle Tuesday and today one of our Red-eared sliders laid a clutch of eggs! 🐢🥚

The general process is really quite simple…

Step one: Dig a hole.
Step two: Lay eggs.
Step three: Cover it up.

This may sound like an easy process but it’s complex, laborious work and a fine example of how strong these reptiles are! 💪

Happy Monday! ❤️
06/22/2026

Happy Monday! ❤️

The longest day of the year did not disappoint! ☀️Just ask Rufus, who enjoyed an unparalleled nap 💤 after greeting loads...
06/21/2026

The longest day of the year did not disappoint! ☀️

Just ask Rufus, who enjoyed an unparalleled nap 💤 after greeting loads of out of town guests. Keeper broke hearts, per usual, but Chuck stole his thunder more than once. Pocket reveled in her special Feeding Time enrichment while birdsong filled the air. 🎶 Dragonflies danced on the pond all day long and it seemed every flower had its face to the sun. 🌻

Today will be hard to top. 💛

06/20/2026

Hope your day is as delightful as a half-awake beaver eating watermelon on a summer afternoon. 🍉☀️

Orchard spiders (Leucauge venusta) are small but striking long-jawed orb weavers. 🕷️These beauties possess delicate, sle...
06/19/2026

Orchard spiders (Leucauge venusta) are small but striking long-jawed orb weavers. 🕷️

These beauties possess delicate, slender legs that dazzle in shades of green. The abdomens of these adorable arachnids are equally as distinctive and often display vibrant green with markings of silver, yellow, orange, or red. 💚🤍💛🧡❤️

Orchards build a classic “spoke and spiral” web 🕸️constructed horizontally and are generally observed hanging upside down 🙃 from the web’s underside.

In true orb weaver fashion, Orchard spiders are gentle, non-aggressive, and beneficial creatures.

06/18/2026

Rusty is our favorite weather reporter! ☔️

Upright dead trees, called “snags”, are a valuable resource for wildlife and play an essential role in the health of our...
06/17/2026

Upright dead trees, called “snags”, are a valuable resource for wildlife and play an essential role in the health of our ecosystem. 🌳

Tree snags provide shelter for cavity nesting birds and mammals such as woodpeckers, owls, and squirrels. 🦉

They also serve as multifunctional perches. Birds will utilize these perches to hunt, sing, congregate, or to simply rest upon. 🪾

In addition, snags attract an abundance of insects which, in turn, provides ample nourishment for a wide variety of wildlife. 🍄‍🟫 This red-bellied woodpecker, for example hammered away at this snag for most of the morning as it foraged for insects. 🐛

Although snags may not look as pretty as they did in their prime, they are still a vital habitat. So the next time you see one, look a little more closely. We are certain that you will see and appreciate all of the many ways these trees continue to add to our environment. 💚

Butterflies come in a vast array of colors and sizes and are as enchanting as they are beneficial. 🦋Butterflies also hav...
06/16/2026

Butterflies come in a vast array of colors and sizes and are as enchanting as they are beneficial. 🦋

Butterflies also have loads of superpowers! They can taste with their feet and drink from a long straw-like mouthpart called a proboscis. Some butterflies can see in the UV spectrum while others are capable of migrating thousands of miles.

These captivating insects have a complete, four stage metamorphosis: egg, larva (caterpillar), pupa (chrysalis), and adult.

Adult butterflies have wings covered in tiny, overlapping, light reflective scales which are responsible for their magnificent colors and patterns. 🎨 These powerful pollinators seem to dance on air as they flutter about in search of nectar or a gentle place to rest.

And if you ask us, all butterflies are magical. ✨

Check out these accurate 🎯 memes by the Northern Virginia Bird Alliance. ❤️ We snuck Chuck in at the end. We love workin...
06/15/2026

Check out these accurate 🎯 memes by the Northern Virginia Bird Alliance. ❤️

We snuck Chuck in at the end. We love working with birds, and their personalities.

Today was a good day. 🫶
06/14/2026

Today was a good day. 🫶

Address

700 N Nims Street
Wichita, KS
67203

Telephone

(316) 337-9211

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