And that’s when we had an off-site conservation propagation center too, 160 acres out in the county with P horses and all kinds of stuff. But the other thing that we were able to do initially was some of these eagles, golden eagles and bald eagles that were brought in, because we were a park department zoo and necessity’s the mother of invention, to make a fight unit or aviary, we had the park department take two baseball backstops, the baseball back, put ’em together. So we had high enough and long enough, perch at each end, that eagles could even find in it if they were birds that could fly, if they didn’t have an injured wing or something. And so we did that in the 60s and the eagles started nesting. So we built nest structure and nest material. And of course they successfully hatched in ’71. First zoo to do that. You mentioned your breeding area.
