Macaw mountain bird park
Macaw Mountain Bird Park is a sanctuary in Copán Ruinas, Honduras, dedicated to caring for injured and confiscated macaws and other bird species. The facility features spacious aviaries where these birds live and can be observed by visitors.
The park was established to protect and rehabilitate injured macaws and birds seized from illegal trade. Its creation reflects growing concern for these species and the need for dedicated conservation spaces.
The park serves as a refuge for injured and confiscated macaws from the region, where visitors encounter them up close in their aviaries. People here experience how conservation efforts protect these birds, which are deeply connected to local nature and wildlife awareness.
The park is open during daylight hours and offers guided tours to learn about the birds and their backgrounds. Visit early in the morning when the birds are most active and interactive.
Many of the birds here cannot return to the wild because captivity has made them too accustomed to human care. Yet they serve as ambassadors for their species, helping visitors understand conservation needs.
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