Tiniest and Cutest Birds at the San Diego Zoo. Top Aviaries in 4K with Peaceful Music. Bright, colorful birds hanging out in the Africa Rocks, Scripps, and Hummingbird Aviaries. This small clip is from my 2 Hour 4K Aviary Video featuring amazing video collected over 2 years in walk-through aviaries at the San Diego Zoo. These are some of the most relaxing and fun places to hang out at the zoo and a must visit when you come to San Diego.
A walk-through aviary is one of the most relaxing experiences at any zoo, and the San Diego Zoo has the most amazing aviaries in the world. 2 years of my best footage from each aviary, matched with beautiful music to give you an experience even better than being there yourself. Begin in the Acacia Woodland Aviary in Africa Rocks, which features small, vibrant, birds that buzz your head as they go about their business, building nests, flirting with each other, and catching food right out of the air. Then we go to the tropical Scripps Aviary, which was the first aviary at the zoo and the largest aviary of its kind when it was built in 1928. Birds, small and large, inhabit the Scripps Aviary. 3 levels with dense, tropical vegetation, 2 ponds, and a connecting waterfall. Birds in the Scripps Aviary have ample area to hide out, far from the eyes of zoo visitors, so you could walk through several times and only glimpse a small percentage of the many birds. Fortunately, with more than 100 visits to film the aviary, I have captured every resident of the Scripps aviary, and they are all here for you to see, accompanied by beautiful music. From the Adamawa turtle dove to the white-headed buffalo weaver, enjoy them all. After Scripps, we visit the Owens Aviary, full of birds from Southeast Asia. Multiple species of doves, pheasants, starlings, laughingthrushes, and much more. Some of these birds are very comfortable with people, allowing very close up filming. The final two aviaries are the Parker Aviary, with birds from South America, and the Hummingbird Habitat, with many varieties of dazzling hummingbirds, tanagers, and more. These birds are so fast, darting around, you will see that they even startle each other.
List of birds in each aviary.
Birds in the Scripps Aviary
African Gray Parrot, Adamawa Turtle Dove, Bruce's Green Pigeon, Blue Headed Wood Dove, Tambourine Dove, African Olive Pigeon, Senegal Laughing Dove, African Openbill Stork, Southern Bald Ibis, African Spoonbill, Hamerkop, Great Blue Turaco, Magpie Shrike, Blue Bellied Roller, White Headed Buffalo Weaver, African Golden Oriole, Superb Starling, Purple Glossy Starling, Violet Backed Starling, Baglafecht Weaver (Reichenow's), Northern Red Bishop, White Vented Bulbul, Black Crake, White Bellied Go Away Bird, White Headed Lapwing, African Darter, Blue Eared Glossy Starling, Taveta Golden Weaver, Blue Naped Mousebird, Maccoa Duck, Ferruginous Duck, White Faced Whistling Duck, White Crowned Robin Chat, Black Headed Weaver, Madagascar Crested Ibis, (unsigned) Malagasy Pond Heron
Birds in the Owens Aviary
Collared Imperial Pigeon, Black Naped Fruit Dove, Red Billed Leiothrix, White Breasted Woodswallow, Metallic Pigeon, Fawn Breasted Bowerbird, Black Throated Laughingthrush, Papuan Mountain Pigeon, Spotted Laughingthrush, White Eared Catbird, Grey Capped Emerald Dove, Victoria Crowned Pigeon, Metallic Starling, Black Collared Starling, Nicobar Pigeon, Chestnut Backed Thrush, Collared Finchbill, Sulawesi Green Imperial Pigeon, White Eared Bulbul, White Rumped Shama, Scarlet Faced Liocichla, White Naped Pheasant Pigeon, Indian Pygmy Goose, Malay Great Argus Pheasant, Black Bulbul, Pink Necked Green Pigeon, Philippine Collared Dove, Mount Goliath Lorikeet, Chinese Hwamei, Eclectus Parrot (nominate ssp), Golden Crested Myna, Bali Myna, Orange Bellied Leafbird, Wompoo Fruit Dove, White Collared Kingfisher, Pink Headed Fruit Dove, Maleo, Himalayan Monal, Blue Crowned Lorikeet
Birds in the Africa Rocks Aviary
Golden Breasted Bunting, Golden Breasted Starling, Purple Grenadier, Red Cheeked Cordon Bleu, White Fronted Bee Eater, Snowy Crowned Robin Chat, White Bellied Go Away Bird, Pin Tailed Whydah, Yellow Mantled Widowbird, Splendid Sunbird, Namaqua Dove, Zebra Waxbill, Common Waxbill, Village Indigobird, Yellow Crowned Bishop, Violet Backed Starling, African Silverbill, White Headed Buffalo Weaver, Exclamatory Paradise Whydah, Emerald Spotted Wood Dove, Red Billed Firefinch, Magpie Mannikin, Blue Headed Wood Dove, (unsigned?) African Pygmy Goose, White Throated Bee Eater, Yellow Winged Pytilia, Senegal Laughing Dove, Taveta Golden Weaver, Blue Naped Mousebird
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Birds in the Parker Aviary
Free-Flying: Inca Tern, Blue Crowned Motmot, Crested Oropendola, Black Spotted Barbet, Andean Cock of the Rock, Sunbittern, Ringed Teal, Toco Toucan, Yellow Rumped Cacique, Blue Headed Macaw
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