Bird Park

A bird park is a haven for birds, showcasing diverse species in spacious enclosures that mimic their natural homes. It is a specialized zoo for observing and conserving birds in enclosures resembling their natural habitats. These parks aim to mimic the natural habitats of birds, offering a diverse range of plants that serve as host plants for their food and shelter.

Plants that attract Birds for food:

• Trees and shrubs with berries: Holly, hawthorn, viburnum, dogwood, mountain ash, cherry, crabapple, serviceberry, elderberry, raspberry, blueberry, blackberry.
• Trees and shrubs with nuts: Oak, hickory, beech, chestnut, pine, hazelnut, Sunflowers, Coneflowers, Milkweed, Zinnia, Primrose, Trumpet vine.

Impacts of Bird Park:

• This сontributes to the preservation of diversity and ensures the survival of these magnificent creatures.
• Informative displays, interactive exhibits, and engaging presentations raise awareness about ecology, conservation challenges, and the importance of protecting birds.
• Bird parks can attract tourists from around the world, boosting local tourism and generating income for communities.