of monkeys and lemur residents, including ring-tailed lemur and white-faced saki monkeys, red ruffed lemur, cotton-top tamarins, golden lion tamarins, black howler monkeys and black-and-white ruffed lemur. The islands are currently vacant and due for renovation. A nearby island viewable from Bats' Bridge has previously held lowland anoa and is now holding babirusa. Bordering the waterways now are exhibits for black and white ruffed lemur, along with several gardens. There are also additional island enclosures for groups of ring-tailed lemur and Lac Alaotra bamboo lemur. More Dusky pademelons are also located nearby. In the southeast corner of the zoo are enclosures housing assorted animals including red pandas, blesbok, red-billed blue magpies and the wetland bird nursery. Near the Rare Parrot Breeding Centre is a group of aviaries currently housing the zoo's owl collection. This includes: spectacled owls, great grey owls, northern hawk owls, brown wood owls, southern white-faced owls and ural owls. The owl aviaries were recently modified. Several other avian species also share the owl enclosures, including vietnamese pheasants. Alongside the Arara Lawn is a set of recently refurbished aviaries that house various species of Asian songbirds and pheasants. Close to the Tropical Realm is a small exhibit showcasing endemic British reptiles, notably sand lizards and european adder. The Zoo often has large model displays over the summer holidays featuring large life-sized replicas of prehistoric and extinct flora and fauna. From 2010 to 2019, there were several such displays held close to the Madagascar zone. These included a display of several life-sized animatronic dinosaurs, a display of life-sized prehistoric predators including extinct dinosaurs, mammals and large reptiles and a LEGO-based variant of the same theme. Membership and adoption The zoo has a service that gives people the option of adopting an animal of their choice, they are also given two complimentary tickets to allow them to visit the animals. They can also become members which allows them to visit Chester and a range of other zoos across the UK free of charge for a year. Every three months, members and adopters receive Z magazine, which provides updates and information about what is happening at the zoo. Television During summer 2007, television crews from Granada filmed at Chester for the documentary series Zoo Days, a behind the scenes look at the day-to-day running of the zoo, narrated by Jane Horrocks. British broadcast rights were sold to Five and the first