Taronga Zoo Free Flight Bird Show |
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Held twice daily at 12 noon and 3.00pm, the Free Flight Bird Show presents
Australian native birds that fly free around the zoo area, under the
guidance of expert trainers.
The Free Flight Bird Show is an amazing spectacle, featuring owls, eagles, kites and many other native birds that are pleased to strut their stuff for eager audiences. Don't miss the Taronga Zoo Free Flight Bird Show. This web page presents visitor information and bird show images. |
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Taronga Zoo Sydney Free Flight Bird Show
Owls appear from inside hollow logs, a galah steal coins from unsuspecting audience members, eagles swoop from on high and a kite shows his prowess in using a rock to smash open an egg, all part of the greater Free Flight Bird Show. Performed twice daily, at midday and then again at 3.00 pm, the Free Flight Bird Show gives zoo visitors a chance to fully appreciate the beauty of these wonderfully trained birds and the joyous dedication of their trainers. While the show is on, the expert trainers keep the audience entertained with interesting facts and involve the audience where they can, interacting with the birds.
Don't miss this wonderful free bird show, which is just one of the many interactive performances at the Taronga Park Zoo. The free bird show theater is situated to the right of the Wild Asia (when looking at Sydney Harbour) with street signs pointing the way. Pick up a zoo map on entry so you know your way around and make sure that the Free Flight Bird Show is one you don't miss. Arrive early to get a great seat and enjoy the fabulous views while you wait for the show to begin.
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Overlooking
the fabulous Sydney Harbour, waiting for the Sydney Zoo Free Flight
Bird Show to begin is like a dream, with the most fabulous views of
the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge to keep you occupied.
But the wait is not long before an equally thrilling performance begins.
You
will be absolutely amazed to see these fabulous birds soar free over
Sydney Harbour and be positively astounded to see them actually return.
One would imagine that their natural instinct would take over and once
in the air, keep going, yet so well trained are the birds, they always
return to their trainers on command. 
