View Inside Massive Walk-through Aviary

Impressive, do you have a species list?

@lintworm I do. They provide a guide book for both Birds of Eden and Monkeyland, which features complete species lists for both facilities.
As of May 2017, the species list for Birds of Eden is as follows:
-Scarlet ibis
-Reed cormorant
-Black-crowned night heron
-Western cattle egret
-American flamingo
-Greater flamingo
-African spoonbill
-Hadada ibis
-Black swan
-Mute swan
-Ringed teal
-Marbled teal
-Green-winged teal
-Chestnut teal
-Red-crested pochard
-Rosy-billed pochard
-Northern shoveller
-Chiloe wigeon
-White-faced whistling duck
-Carolina wood duck
-Mandarin duck
-Common shelduck
-Canvasback
-Ferruginous duck
-Eurasian wigeon
-Fulvous whistling duck
-Northern pintail
-Cape shoveller
-Orinoco goose
-Chinese goose
-Maned goose
-Barnacle goose
-Giant Canada goose
-Crested wood partridge
-Golden pheasant
-Vulturine guineafowl
-Helmeted guineafowl
-Kenya crested guineafowl
-Common moorhen
-Blue crane
-Southern grey crowned crane
-Spotted thick-knee
-Blacksmith lapwing
-Laughing dove
-Cinnamon dove
-African olive pigeon
-Nicobar pigeon
-Common emerald dove
-Barbary dove
-Speckled pigeon
-Zebra dove
-Tinmeh parrot
-African grey parrot
-Red-fronted parrot
-Senegal parrot
-Rüpell's parrot
-Red-bellied parrot
-Fischer's lovebird
-Brown-headed parrot
-Meyer's parrot
-Eastern rosella
-Scaly-headed parrot
-White-crowned parrot
-Eclectus parrot
-Australian king parrot
-Blue-fronted Amazon
-Orange-winged Amazon
-Yellow-crowned Amazon
-Blue and gold macaw
-Green-winged macaw
-Hahn's macaw
-Red lory
Green-naped lorikeet
-Yellow-backed lory
-Dusky lory
-Swainson's lorikeet
-Budgerigar
-Blue-crowned parakeet
-Monk parakeet
-Red-crowned kākāriki
-Indian ring-necked parakeet
-Alexandrine parakeet
-Red-breasted parakeet
-Finsch's parakeet
-Red-masked parakeet
-Scarlet-fronted parakeet
-Patagonian conure
-Golden-capped conure
-Black-capped parakeet
-Maroon-bellied parakeet
-Jandaya conure
-Sun conure
-Nanday conure
-Dusky-headed conure
-Galah
-Cockatiel
-Goffin's cockatoo
-Eleonora sulphur-crested cockatoo
-Little corella
-Yellow-crested cockatoo
-Umbrella cockatoo
-Goliath palm cockatoo
-Knysna turaco
-Guinea turaco
-Buffon's turaco
-Hartlaub's turaco
-Livingstone's turaco
-Purple-crested turaco
-Violet turaco
-Bare-faced go-away-bird
-Grey go-away-bird
-Western grey plantain-eater
-White-bellied go-away-bird
-Red-faced mousebird
-White-backed mousebird
-Burchell's coucal
-African hoopoe
-Southern yellow-billed hornbill
-Southern red-billed hornbill
-Von der Decken's hornbill
-White-crested hornbill
-Bearded barbet
-Black-collared barbet
-Brown-breasted barbet
-Double-toothed barbet
-Crested barbet
-White-eared barbet
-Black-headed oriole
-White-tailed jay
-Inca jay
-Cape crow
-Chestnut-backed sparrow-lark
-Grey-backed lark
-Red-eyed bulbul
-Cape bulbul
-Common bulbul
-Terrestrial bulbul
-Sombre bulbul
-Bar-throated apalis
-Cape batis
-Cape robin-chat
-Chorister robin-chat
-Olive thrush
-Ground-scraper thrush
-Cape white-eye
-Hildebrandt's starling
-Superb starling
-Golden-breasted starling
-Long-tailed starling
-Purple glossy starling
-Black-bellied glossy starling
-Emerald starling
-European starling
-Red-winged starling
-Violet starling
-Ashy starling
-Pied starling
-Cape glossy starling
-Long-tailed paradise whydah
-Scaly-feathered weaver
-Yellow canary
-Yellow-fronted canary
-Forest canary
-Lesser masked weaver
-Long-tailed widowbird
-Yellow-crowned bishop
-Chestnut weaver
-White-headed buffalo weaver
-Golden palm weaver
-Cape weaver
-Violet-eared waxbill
-Common waxbill
-Blue waxbill
-Orange-breasted waxbill
-Swee waxbill
-Green-winged pytilia
-Red-billed firefinch
-Golden-breasted bunting
-Rock bunting
-Cape bunting
-Java sparrow
-Red-headed finch
-Cut-throat finch
-Cape canary
-Northern red bishop
-Red-billed quelea
-Pin-tailed whydah
-Cape sparrow
-Moholi bushbaby
-Cape blue duiker
-Indian flying fox
-Malayan flying fox
-Golden-handed tamarin

Thanks for the work of typing that list!

@lintworm You are very welcome! Needless to say, I saw perhaps a third of those during my visit.