Birds of Eden

Along highway N2 between Port Elizabeth and Mossel Bay, The Garden Route, in South Africa's Western Cape, we found this aviary, the world's largest, multi species, free flight, aviary, the sign said.

We walked around for a few hours, took quite a few photos, of which I've posted some here, and very much enjoyed it.

We recommend Birds of Eden to anyone visiting South Africa. There are a lot more birds there than the few we've included here.

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Judy enters the Birds of Eden

Carolina Wood Duck

Channel Billed Toucan

Channel Billed Toucan

Blue & Gold Macaw

Blue & Gold Macaw

Blue & Gold Macaw

Blue and Gold Macaw

Green Winged Macaw

Green Winged Macaw

Mute Swan

This swan bathed then climbed out of the pond and dryed off. A magnificant bird.

Swan drying sequence

Graceful swan

Mandarin Duck

Canvasback

Judy watches Scarlet Ibis and other birds

Scarlet Ibis

Crowned Crane

Crowned Cranes

Greater Flamingo

SpoonbillCarribean Flamingo

Carribean Flamingo

Carribean Flamingo

Scarlet Ibis

Rock Speckeled Pigeon

Indian Ring Necked Parakeet

Carolina Wood Duck

Rosy Billed Pochard

Carribean Flamingo

Blue & Gold Macaw


Nice Place