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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.
Opening times
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How to find us
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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This week is Rabbit Awareness Week! #rabbitawarenessweek #raw
Each year this week is dedicated to promoting and educating people on the welfare of rabbits, and this year’s theme is “Room for Rabbits”.
All rabbits, including our own at Jenny Wren Farm, need a suitable environment to thrive.
This is what our fabulous farm team do to keep our rabbits happy and healthy:
-Give them plenty of space, a rabbit house should be a minimum of 6ftx2ftx2ft
-Feed rabbits a balanced diet including fresh hay, rabbit pellets and tasty vegetables
-Provide access to fresh, clean drinking water at all times
-We also give our rabbits plenty of activities to keep them active
Did you know that rabbits’ teeth never stop growing? To help wear these down, we often give them wooden blocks and various toys to nibble on!
You can visit and meet all our wonderful rabbits during Birdworld’s Farm Week which is taking place from the 23rd-31st July.
Book now to avoid disappointment!
After the recent ‘flamingo sprint’, it looks like this has inspired more of our Birdworld residents to train for this year’s Commonwealth Games!
Our White-rumped Shama (Copsychus malabaricus) has been working on his triple-jump in the hope of securing the gold medal this summer. Not a bad effort for such short legs!
Fun fact: The White-rumped Shama’s birdsong does not repeat phrases and features a series of flutelike notes and loud whistles, often imitating the sound of other birds!
It's Feeding Friday!
Roxy the Green-Winged Macaw (Ara chloropterus) is a popular character in our mixed parrot aviary. Here she is tucking into her dinner for the day!
Would you believe that Roxy’s favourite food is whole walnuts in the shell?
Walnuts provide a great source of nutrition, really showing off the amazing strength and dexterity of her huge beak.
Never one to miss out on her five-a-day, Roxy also loves a variety of seasonal fruit and vegetables, including berries, melon, pawpaw, grapes, apples, peas, and plums.
As an afternoon snack, we also feed Roxy sunflower seeds; these are pre-soaked and left to sprout over 48 hours.
By sprouting the sunflower seeds, they go from being a highly addictive, fattening “bad” food, to a low fat, very nutritious source of protein and vitamins for parrots.
As you can see, feeding time is Roxy’s favourite part of the day!
How adorable
Such a beautiful face 😍
