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SHEEP MACAW

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Parque de Aves « Montaña Guacamaya », Copán Ruinas, Honduras
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You can observe a multitude of parrots, toucans, scarlet, green and blue macaws and other native Honduran birds, some of which are in semi-liberty. In all, there are 240 birds of 23 different species. Explanations are given on the influence of birds in traditional Mayan culture. The park is nestled in a small botanical garden on the banks of the river, where you can enjoy a swim. The birds in the park come from private donations or from the police (wild animals confiscated from traffickers).

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Vous aimez les oiseaux ? Direction le Macaw Mountain Bird Park Nature Reserve !
Au coeur d'une belle forêt à la végétation luxuriante, cette magnifique réserve de 10 hectares abrite pas moins de 180 oiseaux tropicaux représentants diverses espèces, originaires du Honduras et d'Amérique Centrale.

Nous avons admiré de nombreux oiseaux : des aras, des toucans, des chouettes, des perroquets etc... et bien évidemment le guacamaya, ce magnifique perroquet rouge aux ailes jaunes et bleues qui est l'emblème national du pays.
Cette visite est vraiment intéressante puisque la réserve a pour mission d'assurer la protection de certaines espèces en voie d’extinction et d'oiseaux abandonnés ou blessés.
Ne manquez pas cette visite ! Le site est à 3 km de la ville de Copan (accès facile en tuk-tuk).

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