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Garthblog, I love those buffalo! They are so fantastic! They are one of the things I would visit near-daily when I first moved to San Francisco and didn't have a job (haha, recurring theme joke.) And now that I live here, I don't visit as much, but when I go by them, it is the best day.
Yah, they're great. Usually though they're all huddled at the very back of the enclosure where they're difficult to see. I was riding by and I noticed them out in the open so I had to take a shot!
Did you hear that they are thinking about introducing a male buffalo so they can breed? Right now it's all aging ladies and if they don't get 'em procreating, the GG buffalo are going to die out.
Garthblog, I love those buffalo! They are so fantastic! They are one of the things I would visit near-daily when I first moved to San Francisco and didn't have a job (haha, recurring theme joke.) And now that I live here, I don't visit as much, but when I go by them, it is the best day.
Posted by: Colleen M | 11/16/2008 at 07:39 PM
I hear they never attack the same place on the fence twice. Smart little buggers they are.
Posted by: Nick | 11/17/2008 at 10:04 AM
Yah, they're great. Usually though they're all huddled at the very back of the enclosure where they're difficult to see. I was riding by and I noticed them out in the open so I had to take a shot!
Posted by: Garth | 11/17/2008 at 11:05 AM
Did you hear that they are thinking about introducing a male buffalo so they can breed? Right now it's all aging ladies and if they don't get 'em procreating, the GG buffalo are going to die out.
Here's the story on SFGate.
Posted by: daisy | 11/17/2008 at 11:22 AM
Woah, I didn't know that. Maybe if they weren't such wallflowers, they'd have garnered the attention of some young stud by now.
Posted by: Garth | 11/17/2008 at 11:50 AM