Tag Archives: Pandemonium Aviaries

pandemonium revisited

Posted on September 18, 2014 by Denise

The New York Times has a very nice article today on Pandemonium Aviaries (“362 Birds, and Unruffled“), which MB Maher visited and photographed in 2012. Since that time, bird rescuer Michelle Raffin has written a book “The Birds of Pandemonium; … Continue reading →

Posted in creatures, MB Maher | Tagged "362 Birds & Unruffled", aviaries, endangered birds, MB Maher, Michelle Raffin, Pandemonium Aviaries, Sandy Keenan, The Birds of Pandemonium; Life Among the Exotic and the Endangered.”, The New York Times 9/17/14 | 1 Comment

Pandemonium Aviaries

Posted on May 21, 2012 by Denise

Photographer MB Maher sent in some photos from a visit he paid to an exotic bird sanctuary in Northern California called Pandemonium Aviaries, which hosted a fund-raising Birdhouse Design Contest on May 6, 2012, and he described the owner’s zeal … Continue reading →

Posted in creatures, design, garden travel, garden visit, MB Maher | Tagged aviaries, exotic bird sanctuary, extinction, landscape architect Jarrod Baumann, MB Maher, Michele Raffin, nurseryman/garden designer John Greenlee, ornamental grasses, Pandemonium Aviaries, San Francisco Botanical Garden, San Francisco Flower & Garden Show 2012, Stanford Magazine | 2 Comments