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Wow! Do you have a species list?

@birdsandbats 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

@Kudu21 Not a bad list is it

@DelacoursLangur That it definitely is! That said, good luck with seeing any more than a small fraction of those species with just how truly massive the aviary is.