Top 20 bird and parrot related American holiday destinations

Top 20 bird and parrot related American holiday destinations

Looking for a fun vacation destination? Do you also want to include your interest in birds and parrots? Then you have come to the right place. I have done my research for you and have found top holiday destinations for pet birds and parrot lovers.

The following list includes America's wonderful aviary and zoos, in which rare and rare birds from all over the world do not have amazing performances. This Vacation Destination should be on the Vacation List of Every Bird Lover.

Do you have a holiday destination related to the favorite bird that does not make a list? Send an email to Kibby using this email link and tell it about it This list was created in December 2008 so it can be outdated. Please review the webpage for each site and call them for the latest information.

20 Philadelphia Zoo - Established in 1874, that this is the oldest zoo in the US. While this city is known for being a tourist destination, the zoo is usually not in the small list of sites to visit in Philly. But according to many visitors, it should be. They have a small selection of birds, including bird hunting, cranes and rails, wading birds, water birds and other birds including parrots and pancakes.

19 Sacramento Zoo - This is not considered a big zoo by many people. With a total of more than 400 species of animals, some would actually say that this is a small zoo. As you can expect, their top birds and parrot selection can be considered smaller than some other holiday destinations in this top 20 list. Although there are some species of birds on display that are endangered or threatened, such as American Flamingos, Button Hornbill, Great Hornbill, and Thick Build Parrot. So if you are in this area, then it is worth a day trip.

18 Detroit Zoo - Where is the Detroit Zoo located? A. No Detroit ... Okay, this trick was the question. It is actually located in Royal Oak Michigan. The Detroit Zoo has various types of bird species throughout the park. They are experts in flamingos, storks, spoons, and vultures. They have cranes, barn owls, ratites (ostrich and rich) and many other bird species. The more popular bird habitats in Detroit Zoo are the African Waterhole and the Matilda Wilson Free-Flight Aquarium, which has more than 30 species.

17 Lori Park Zoo - Lori Park Zoo Tampa is located on 56 acres of land in Florida. It was once recognized because of the "number one family-friendly facility within the U.S." (2006). By Child Magazine So kids like it but will be bird lovers? It depends on whom you ask. According to Yahoo Advisor, this site receives only 3.5 out of 5.0 ratings. Most complaints are about price tags because it is "pay as you go". Although not much better, Trip Advisor rates it as 4.0 out of 5.0. According to a special attraction, Spirits of the Sky, Lori Park Zoo is "an interactive and entertaining show that is characteristic of the birds of prey".

16 Oakland Zoo - This zoo is conveniently located near the highway and is tucked into a mountainous forest area. There are dozens of species of birds in the Oakland Zoo from African Pied Peat to yellow-neaped Amazon Parrot. This site receives 4.5 stars (out of 5) on Yahoo Travel. The complaint was only that it was a small zoo. Although it may be small, most visitors agree that this would be a good zoo experience, especially for children.

15 Buffalo Zoo - According to TripAdvisor.com, it is the third oldest zoo in America! And according to at least one visitor, "The Buffalo should be one of Zoo - if not the cleanest and best zoos." Although there is not a big selection to look at the birds, there are some unusual birds that you want to see. These include a Bourke Parrot, Cloncurry Parrot, and (9) different species of Lorries and Lorricks.

14 Knoxville Zoo - Some of you can identify one of the most famous Avian inhabitants of the Knoxville Zoo: Einstein. Einstein and his 'Trainer' have appeared in many television shows, and a quick search of "Einstein" on YouTube will give you some great results. But is Einstein big enough to attract you to the small zoo? Probably not, but at least some visitors and many local people agree that the Knoxville Zoo is the perfect size zoo for a day trip. Also, how can you leave Einstein's home from any top 20 list of bird-related holiday destinations?

13 Louisville Zoo - Louisville Zoo is a large but planned zoo, so there is a plan to revisit something. It is also built on a hill so you will find it difficult to walk, so plan your way ahead of time. One of the main attractions for bird lovers is Loracet Landing, where you feed birds with a cup of sugar (for the fee). Employees are also more happy to take your picture with the birds to make the staff (for course fees) to keep the birds with you.

12 Franklin Park Zoo - The Franklin Park Zoo was founded in 1913 and covers 72 Acres in Boston's historic Franklin Park. Franklin Park has its beginning of Bird's World Exhibition since 1913. It has seen many changes in many years and is still a favorite display of many visitors. It is home to dozens of species of birds from all over the world, in which there are many habitats, which include bog, shrubs, and wetlands. A unique performance is the Night and Day Exhibition, in which the Telegraph Frogmouths appear, which are nocturnal. So they have switched day and night to accommodate visitors? But how is this possible? When the exhibit opens at 10 o'clock in the morning, it is dark inside and thus birds have "night". Then around 2 pm. The display fills with light to emulate "day". This is a big secret so that the frog does not tell.

11 Minnesota Zoo - This is a big zoo covering over 500 acres of area. It focuses on rebuilding natural habitats. But according to more than one visitor, they do not focus on keeping prices down. While others believe that it is very expensive, they also say it's worth it. One of the main attractions for bird lovers is the World of Birds Show. According to the Minnesota Zoo, birds will "love you with their antics" in this show and include "... one of the world's rarest birds, one representative of the largest owl species in the world, and a bird whose image Twelve are included in the official symbols of the states ".

10 Toledo Zoo - This is a small zoo, but most of the people who visit the Toledo Zoo agree that it is a great zoo. Toledo Ju's Aviary was designed in 1937 and was prepared for major renovations in 1998. It is an award winner, which has a variety of species, including Rhinoceros Hornbills, Cuban Amazon Parrot, Sunbittern, Cuban Grassquit, Victoria Crown Pigeon and Owl.

9 Sarasota Jungle Garden - This holiday destination is more in the list of people coming to the Sarasota Florida area. And for good reason! Where else can you get flamingo to eat food with your hand? There is two major bird related attractions in Sarasota Jungle Garden; Birds of love and birds of rainforest The birds of prey showcased most of the birds (Hawks, Owls, Vulture etc.) of birds, while in the birds of the rainforest perform a "... a foreign bird with a twist." However, if your attraction is very big, it will not be your favorite place. But its size is decreasing, it creates quality performance and friendly staff.

8 Busch Gardens Africa - Tampa Bay - Butch Gardens offers everything for everyone, old and young, and includes something for birds and parrot enthusiasts. They have (8) themed parks and one of them is Bird Garden in which there are more than 500 birds from around the world who guarantee that you will get some interest. Whether it is a show at Bird Garden Theater, walking through the lorry landing or walking through the aviary, you will find something to satisfy your inner bird lover.

7 Jungle Island - If location, location, location is important then this is your destination. Jungle Island is located (Can you guess?) On an island! Jungle Island is located on an island between Miami and Miami Beach. There are more than 1,100 exotic birds in this island park. You and your children can be parroted on their shoulders and become close and personal with some of their birds. But according to at least one visitor, this 'hands-on' experience will cost you!

6 Tracey Avary - Tracey Avery from 1938 when banker Russell Lord Tracy was made from the charity Act when he donated his private bird collection to Salt Lake City. Located in the south of Salt Lake City, this Avari is an excellent holiday destination. It is home to more than 500 birds of 150 species and you will get an opportunity to get closer and personal encounter. This should be on the small list of any bird lover's vacation destinations.

5 Parrot Mountains and Gardens - If you are looking for a 'Birds Only' attachment, then this could be your destination of choice. Parrot Mountain is situated... Wait for it... On a Mountain! It is a beautiful exotic attraction which is characterized by many parrot species around the world. It is a complete MUST-SEE according to many visitors. In addition to external conversations, macaws and cockatoos are displayed on visitor interaction and feeding (for course fees). According to a traveler "Bird Nursery may be a rattling exhibition not like any exhibition found in any installation.

4 Houston Zoo - Even if it is located in the center of the city, you will lose yourself once in a while and forget about the city that is outside the city. The Houston Zoo has around 250 species of birds and 800 samples from around the world. These species include everything from the green-winged, blue-and-gold and red-fringed macaws for more exotic birds like King Vulture and Tercos. You have probably never heard of Tacos, but you would like to see them. They have a unique color that is not found anywhere else in the animal kingdom. Is this strange behavior you are looking for? How about Blue-Crown Motors? It is a small jar-shaped bird, with a long racket-tail tail, which digs long tunnels into the ground or earth banks for its nest.

3 Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens - This is America's second oldest zoo. There are more than 100 species of birds and a wide selection of parrots (25 parrots species in the last count). Does the size matter to you? They have some of the world's largest birds (Endian Condor) and the largest bird in the Kingfisher family (Kookaburra). Just be sure to catch your ears around Kookaburra, because it does not eat ears because it is well known for it. Too loud or big for your interests? Then you and your children will love Lorikeet Landing, where you become 'Landing'.

2 San Diego Zoo - This is a world-class zoo that is known all over the world but is it a bird enthusiast? According to many visitors, the answer is a fantastic "yes!" The performances of Macau, Flamingo Lagoon and Wings of Australia in the children's zoos guarantee you to ignite the bird lover. Is not it enough? How Owens provide a closer and personalized form to over 200 feathered friends who represent 60 species of birds and about 180 birds about the Rainforest Aviary. This holiday destination should be on the list of every bird lover.

1 National Aviary - This can be small in the historic Avenue area, but it packs much diversity into that small package. There are many walk-through indoor aviary and glass observation cages. Do not forget to check your schedule because they have interactive display per hour with different living species throughout the day and there are scheduled lectures on different species. Enjoy different types of species, daily events, special events and interactive encounters on taking a lot of pictures and planning to spend several hours. This bird-related holiday destination will be one to see for each bird lover.

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