Rainbow Lorikeet Feeding

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Rainbow Lorikeet Feeding

Feed Rainbow Lorikeets!

Head to Canary’s Call Presented by Dollar Bank where you can meet a flock of these friendly birds. Visit this colorful habitat with a cup of sweet nectar—the inquisitive lorikeets will fly down to gently land on your outstretched arm to drink nectar.

Price: $3 per person

Times: 10:30 am, Noon, 2:30 pm, 4:30 pm

Reserve Tickets

Two young girls holding nectar cups each with a Rainbow Lorikeet on their arm during a Rainbow Lorikeet Feeding

Tickets are available for purchase at aviary.org and onsite at our Visitor Services Desk.

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