aviary

A view into the walkthrough aviary which was closed due to the risk of avian flu.

The walkthrough aviary was closed due to the risk of avian flu.

Home to wading birds. This was unfortunately closed to the public due to the risk of avian flu.

Another aviary at the zoo - I didn't take note of what it contained.

Looking into another mixed aviary. This one contained orange-winged amazon, yellow-headed amazon and possibly more.

Another mixed aviary. This one contained orange-winged amazon, yellow-headed amazon and possibly more.

Another mixed aviary at the zoo. This one contained budgerigar and Barraband's parakeet, among possibly others.

Looking towards another mixed aviary.

One of several mixed aviaries at the zoo. This one contained yellow crested cockatoo, eclectus parrot, white-crested turaco and another unidentified bird.

An example of the signage.

One of several mixed aviaries at the zoo. This one contained Java sparrow, Napoleon weaver, diamond dove, Chinese painted quail and Hermann's tortoise.

One of several mixed aviaries at the zoo. This one contained yellow crested cockatoo, eclectus parrot, white-crested turaco and another unidentified bird.

Opening soon on May 2023 in Bintaro, not far from South Jakarta. Owned by Taman Safari Indonesia's child group, Aviary Group. https://www.instagram.com/aviaryparkindonesia/ Confirmed animals included. Some animals are (probably) transfers from the main TSI park in Cisarua, mostly off-display...

Aviary was primarily Asian species, also contained a handful Nicobar Pigeons among others. I believe there was 2-3 Imperial Pigeons in the exhibit. November 20th 2022

I keep thinking about a bird house recently that was completly dark and only the exhibits were lit. I can't remember which zoo it was... I just know it was in europe and most likely in Germany. The exhibits had no barriers like glass or mesh. They birds would simply not fly into the darkness...

I do know toucans are omnivores, they predominantly eat plants but occasionally eat animal protein like live frogs, bugs and small birds. But i wonder if it's safe to have both passerines (up to 10cm in length) and toucans in one aviary? How to make them not eat passerine hatchlings?