Park re-opens at 9:30 on 24th March 2012. We look forward to seeing you all in the New Year!

Birds

Cattle Egret

The Cattle Egret gets its name from the fact that is can generally be found around cattle...
Coscoroba Swan

The Corscoroba Swan is the smallest...
Demoiselle Crane

Their mating dance is spectacular...
Emus

The Emu is a prehistoric bird that originated about 80 million years ago in Australia. These are flightless birds...
Flamingos

Flamingo derives from the Latin meaning flame. There are six species of flamingo, three of which are exhibited here...
Greater Rhea

Like ostriches and emus, the rhea is flightless and uses its long powerful legs to escape from predators....
Grey Crowned Crane

Under threat due to land drainage...
Humboldt Penguin

Humboldt’s are flightless marine birds...
Orange Winged Amazon

Treated as a pest by farmers...
Pink Backed Pelican

Pink Backed Pelicans main diet is fish.
Sarus Crane

Laying a clutch of two eggs, a breeding pair of cranes will share the incubation period of between 31 and 34 days...
Scarlet Ibis

It uses its long curved bill to find small, carotene rich crustaceans in mud flats and along the water’s edge...
Scarlet Macaw

With its bright feathers and a long pointed tail, the Scarlet Macaw is one of the most recognisable parrots...
Umbrella Cockatoo

So named due to their crest...
White Stork

According to mythology, the stork is responsible for bringing babies to newly married couples!...
Yellow Collared Macaw

Small in size compared to the Scarlet...