Lorikeets: Come and see the beautiful lorikeets at the Bird Gardens. Being native from Australia and the Southern Hemisphere, the birds like to live in their own tropical aviary known as Lory Landing. In the wild they live in large flocks with companions. Although Lorikeets are fairly small birds, they have vibrant colours and have sociable habits. As well as being quite noisy too.

Perfect for families to come and see them here. Plus, with encouragement to feed the lorikeets you can entice them right into your hands. They are quite partial to fruits and nectar’s mostly. Why not bring the family to Bird Gardens to see and hear the noisy lorikeets at Lory Landing.

African Gray Parrots: African Grey Parrots are highly intelligent birds, renowned for their exceptional ability to mimic human speech and sounds. Native to the rainforests of Central and West Africa, the parrots are a medium-sized bird. Distinctive grey plumage, a white face, and bright red tail feathers make them unique.

The African Gray Parrots at Busch are sought-after pet birds. Guests who visit learn how they can develop a large vocabulary. Plus, even understand the context of certain words and phrases. African Grey parrots are known for strong social bonds and can form deep attachments to human caregivers. Hence, often mimicking their voices and even emotions.

In the wild, Lorikeets and Parrots live in flocks and are highly social animals, relying on communication to navigate their complex social structures. They feed on a diet of seeds, nuts, fruits, and leafy matter, using their strong beaks to crack open tough shells. Unfortunately, due to habitat loss and illegal pet trade, African Grey Parrots are now listed as endangered.

Flamingos: Visit the elegant flamingos in their outdoor enclosure at the Bird Gardens. Although the flamingos are housed in an enclosure they pretty much have the freedom of the park to roam too. Consisting of huge flocks the flamingos cannot be missed. See the Flamingos in Nairobi Region at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay.

Standing out with their brightly coloured feathers the flamingos are a sight worth seeing at Busch Gardens. Each day at the park a ‘Flamingo Parade’ is held and the flamingos march together through the Bird Gardens and Egypt as well as Nairobi, where you are allowed to feed them. Come and visit the majestic flamingos, here at the Birds Garden Region of the theme park.

Ibises: At Busch Gardens, ibis birds are a fascinating sight. Known for their long, curved bills and graceful wading. Usually, the ibises are found near water, where they use their distinctive beaks to probe the mud for insects. for example, small fish, and crustaceans. Their sleek, white feathers and bright red legs and bills make them stand out in the park’s lush aviary.

There they mingle with other species in a naturalistic setting. The ibis’ social nature and calm demeanour make them a favourite among visitors, often seen foraging together or perched in the trees. Busch Gardens provides a habitat that mirrors the ibis’ natural environment, allowing guests to observe these birds up close in a setting that promotes both their well-being and educational opportunities.

Toucans: Toucans at Busch Gardens are a vibrant and captivating attraction, easily recognized by their large, colourful beaks and striking plumage. Native to the tropical forests of Central and South America, these birds are known for their playful personalities and curious nature.

The bright, oversized beaks, though light, are used to reach and peel fruit, their primary diet. At Busch Gardens, toucans live in a lush, naturalistic aviary that mimics their native habitats, allowing guests to observe their behaviour up close. The vibrant colours of the toucans make them a standout species, drawing attention and delighting visitors. Busch Gardens is dedicated to providing an enriching environment for toucans, ensuring they receive proper care and stimulation.

Starlings: Starlings at Busch Gardens have a striking plumage and very lively behaviour. These birds, especially species like the superb starling, feature iridescent feathers that shimmer in shades of blue, green, and purple. Native to parts of Africa, starlings are highly social and often seen in flocks, engaging in complex communication through a range of calls and songs.

At Busch Gardens, the aviary provides a naturalistic environment where these birds can display their natural behaviours, such as foraging and social interaction, much to the delight of visitors. The park’s dedication to creating authentic habitats ensures that starlings thrive in an environment that mimics their native surroundings. Educational displays and staff interactions help guests learn more about these fascinating birds.

Crowned Cranes: Crowned cranes at Busch Gardens are a majestic and captivating sight, easily recognized by their distinctive golden, feathery crowns atop their heads. Native to Africa, these elegant birds have a striking appearance. With a mix of grey, white, and black plumage, and bright red and white cheek patches.

Crowned Cranes are graceful birds, you should see them walking through the park’s aviary or wetland exhibits. They live in a habitat that closely resembles their natural environment. Busch Gardens provides an enriching environment for crowned cranes, ensuring they can exhibit their natural behaviours, such as their unique courtship dances, which involve intricate movements and displays.