Birds of Eden is the world's largest single-dome free-flight bird sanctuary, spanning 2.3 hectares of indigenous forest. The mesh dome is up to 55 meters above ground level. Home to over 3,500 birds from 280 species, all either rescued or born in the sanctuary. Visitors can walk on suspended bridges through the treetops and watch colorful birds fly freely around them.
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Morning when birds are most active and vocal. Self-guided walks take 1-1.5 hours. Bring binoculars for best birdwatching. Rain doesn't affect the experience as paths are covered.
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Yes, all birds fly freely within the dome. There are no cages or enclosures - the entire forest is their home. Birds interact naturally, building nests, mating, and raising young. You may have birds land near you on the walkway.
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