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Birdworld is open from 10:00am until 6:00pm everyday (4:30pm during the winter period)
Opening times
Birdworld is open every day except Christmas day and Boxing day. Click here to view our current opening hours.
Birdworld is open every day except Christmas day and Boxing day. Click here to view our current opening hours.
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How to find us
Birdworld is signposted from junction 4 of the M3, 2 miles south of Farnham. Click here to view the map.
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Make sure you don’t miss these must-see exhibits!
There is so much to get excited about on a visit to Birdworld; from tiny Zebra Finches to giant Emu, our bird species come in all shapes and sizes. Check out some of Birdworld’s most popular exhibits below.
Birdworld is home to two penguin exhibits, Penguin Island and Penguin Beach.
Penguins at Birdworld
Birdworld’s Seashore Walk exhibit is based on coastal and estuary habitats from all over the world.
Seashore Walk & Flamingo Cove
Terry Pratchett Owl Parliament pays tribute to one of the world’s most charismatic authors and his love of owls.
Terry Pratchett Owl Parliament
This exhibit replicates the look and feel of the vulnerable southeast Asian rainforests that these birds’ are native to.
Threatened Species
Birdworld’s parrots are housed throughout the park and species can be found in all shapes and sizes.
Parrots at Birdworld
Jenny Wren Farm is now the perfect place for children and parents alike to get close to some of Birdworld’s fluffier residents.
Jenny Wren Farm
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Owl Week begins this weekend!🦉
Come visit Birdworld and try to spot this pair of Northern long-eared owls, but it will be no easy task.
Sitting quietly in the tree, these owls are experts at camouflage.🌳
Blending into their surroundings is essential for the owls to avoid larger predators which may choose to hunt them.
The camouflage also comes in handy during hunting, allowing the owls to hide from their prey before pouncing.
To assist with their ‘tree like’ appearance, Northern long-eared owls can pull their body up straight to appear thinner, while raising their head feathers to change body shape and avoid detection.
You can find out loads more cool facts like this at next week’s Owl Week.🦉🦉🦉
Book your place today: www.birdworld.co.uk/ticket-information/
Visited Tuesday. Is this the same owl
Hi, just wanted to let you know the link isn’t working. 😔
Birdworld will be open as normal over the weekend and we ask that our guests prepare for the ongoing heatwave in advance of their visit.
We recommend wearing a hat and bringing plenty of sun cream and water to protect you from the sun. Refreshments will also be available on-site to ensure you remain hydrated.
Rest assured that our staff will be working hard to keep our birds cool, hydrated, and protected during the expected high temperatures.
Thank you for your understanding, we look forward to welcoming you this weekend for the start of our Owl Week!
Penguin Week is in full swing here at Birdworld and there’s still plenty of time to catch our waddling friends in action!🐧
Do you fancy watching the penguins swimming?🏊♂️
Penguins are perfectly adapted for swimming, with an elongated streamlined shape that helps them glide effortlessly through the water.🌊
Their wings are fused into paddle-shaped flippers to help them cut through the waves and to ensure they can change direction quickly. Penguins also have a short wedge-shaped tail which acts like a rudder on a boat.
Here is a video of a young Humboldt Penguin enjoying its second ever swim! 🐧🐧🐧
Tickets are available now: www.birdworld.co.uk/ticket-information/
Emily Tyson
So cute 🥰