Birdworld
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One of Birdworld's numerous blue and gold macaws
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| Date opened | 1967[1] |
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| Location | Farnham, Surrey, England |
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| Number of animals | 600 (birds)[2] |
| Number of species | 150 (birds)[1] |
| Memberships | BIAZA[3] |
| Website | www |
Birdworld is one of England's largest bird parks. Covering 26 acres (11 ha),[2] it is located south west of the town of Farnham, Surrey and close to the village of Rowledge. Birdworld includes an Underwater World (an aquarium) and Jenny Wren children's farm. It is part of the parent company Denys. E. Head, which also owns the nearby Forest Lodge garden centre and Garden Style, a wholesale plant seller.
Birds
There are more than 150 different species of birds, over 11 of which are endangered and several of these are critically endangered. These include the Bali starling, Montserrat oriole and northern bald ibis. There is a flock of great white pelicans on pelican island, one of the largest free flying parrot aviaries in the world, a number of parrot species, a seashore themed aviary with a wave machine and a birds of prey area. Some of the other birds at Birdworld include the popular talking myna birds, of which they have one Javan mynas and one hill myna.
Other attractions
Other animals include a number of fishes and reptiles inside Underwater World, including three crocodiles. There is also a group of Hermann's tortoises in the park, and several wild grey heron that are attracted by the fish fed to the Humboldt penguins and pelicans.
Jenny Wren Farm is a children's petting zoo, and houses a number of farm animals.
There is also a wide range of food served on site, prepared by their own catering division.
References
External links
Media related to Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found. at Wikimedia Commons- Official website
