Mostly a bird show; commentary is in Spanish with children's / family film music in the background. I've broken down into stages what I can remember happens at a given time:
Tawny eagle flies from one perch to another
Verraux's eagle owl perches, whilst grey-crowned cranes walk in the middle of the arena and a palm nut vulture circles the stalls
Southern ground hornbill then runs out, pecks and breaks open an artificial ostrich egg
Bateleur eagle flies across the arena
3 vultures (Ruppell's and white-backed) fly across the arena
Two of the vultures (I believe the white-backed) stay around the stream in the centre and are thrown food by a handler. They are briefly joined by a black-backed jackal.
Marabou and Abdim's storks fly out. An African fish eagle flies out too. (I think the fish eagle normally / used to 'fish' food from the stream in the middle of the arena.)
Not all the animals on the sign were used but I'm not sure if it was a slightly 'downsized' show given the small audience, hot weather, and timewasting behaviour from a few of the birds.
