[CLOSED] African Treetops

This aviary first opened in 2004 as the Australian-themed Lory Loft. At 3,000 square metres and about 9 storeys high, it was Jurong's second largest aviary after the Waterfall Aviary. At its peak, it housed almost 1,000 lories and lorikeets of various species. Visitors could pay a small fee to feed the birds a nectar solution.

In 2020, the aviary was rethemed as African Treetops to provide a suitable space for conditioning the park's various African species for their new home, the Heart of Africa aviary at the new Bird Paradise.

The lories and lorikeets were relocated to a smaller walk-in aviary which was previously the Neotropical-themed Jungle Jewels.

What does it contain?

@Springbok

Very late but the species list then:
Ashy starling
Chestnut-bellied starling
Emerald Starling
Golden-breasted Starling
lesser blue-eared starling
purple starling
red-winged starling
superb starling
violet-backed starling
greater blue-eared starling
long-tailed glossy starling
crowned hornbill
bearded barbet
great blue turaco
bruce's green pigeon
magpie goose
red-bellied parrot
ruppell's parrot
speckled pigeon
white-crested turaco
red-crested turaco
white-cheeked turaco
grey-crowned crane
chestnut-and-black weaver
saddlebill stork
red-billed blue magpie
african olive pigeon
Taveta golden weaver
violet turaco
laughing dove
Hartlaub's turaco
livingstone's turaco
Guinea Turaco
ruppell's starling
jardine's parrot
african grey parrot
abdim's stork
grey-headed bristlebill
red-fronted barbet
von der decken's hornbill
splendid starling
red-billed hornbill
ring-tailed lemur

thank you @Nadchew_