phoenix Zoo TRAIL CARDS

Location:
Monkey Village
Squirrel Monkey
The Troop are all named for Harry Potter Characters!
We have 23 monkeys total.
14 adult adult females were part of troop arriving in 2023.
9 babies born here at the Phx Zoo.
See below for names & bead colors, and birth dates (if known)!
Identifying Features:
Figg (F) - Light blue bead - Least nervous & most interested
*Kreacher (M) (7/20/24) - offspring of Figg
Tonks (F) - Light purple bead - Very pronounced & round arches, "chops"
Rowena (F) - Black bead - "Pointy" chin, bold around guests
Hedwig (F) - Yellow bead - Very round, fluffy face, eyebrows
*Lavender (F) (8/9/24) - offspring of Hedwig
Sybill (F) - Red bead
*Cedric (M) (5/2/24) - Clear bead - offpsring of Sybill
Aurora (F) - Pink bead - "Pointy" triangular arches, smaller body, bold & playful
*Neville (M) (6/28/24) - offspring of Aurora
Helga (F) - Orange bead - Very pink around eyes, lots of chin fluff
*Padma (F) (7/13/24)- offspring of Helga
Millicent (F) - Orange w/ silver stripes - Elf like ears, smaller, alien shaped head
Myrtle (F) - Red w/ silver stripes bead - Round head, super dark sideburns
*Fleur (F) (7/26/24) - offspring of Myrtle
Sprout (F) - Blue w/ silver stripes bead
Rita (F) - Silver striped bead - Very fluffy chin & ears, less noticeable sideburns
Bellatrix (F) - Dark sideburns into her cheeks, dark "helmet", short torso
*Winky (F) (8/28/24) - offspring of Bellatrix
Narcissa (F) - Green bead - "Mean" face
*Finnigan (M) (7/4/24) - offspring of Narcissa
Minerva (F) - White bead - Round face, "short" head, dark sideburns
*Potter (M) - offspring of Minerva
History:
New troop arrived April 2023, consisting of 15 individuals
Several babies were born within a few months after the troop arrived, but not all survivied. They have a high infant mortality rate.
Three offspring born in 2023 were transferred to other zoos, Dobby, Ginny, & Luna.
Dobby went to the Santa Fe Teaching Zoo College in Florida.
Sadly, we also lost Albus, the male in Monkey Village in August of 2024. Albus (M) - Dark Blue bead
More Information:
One of the only walk-through monkey exhibits in the US
Native to tropical forests of Central and South America
Popular in pet trade and medical research
Can leap more than 20 feet
Multimale & multifemale social groups
Diurnal & arboreal (spend < 1% of time on ground)
Females provide all parental care - allomothering (work together to care for young)