Cooper Thompson Rescue Aviary — Attraction in England

It's lovely to see these beautiful birds but this Aviary is very run down and not a particularly nice habitat for the birds to spend their life in. There is a local campaign to build a new Avairy in the lower gardens which is great but it's current at £96,000 with a target of £200,000. You can donate to the birds upkeep at the Aviary or there is signage letting you know how you can donate by text or online. These beautiful birds (who cannot be released as they'd die, as much as it saddens me to see birds captive) need a beautiful inclosure so they can enjoy life and we...

Amazing to see an bird aviary in a public park free for all visitors to see, great place for kids and adults alike, getting the community out to local parks and a great education tool. More parks in the country should take on this idea that a few city's in south west have done. Beautiful birds of all different colours and patterns, these beautiful birds bring the park to life with the sound of them echoing throughout the park. The new aviary is beautiful designed and great piece to the park but could be bigger and better to take pictures of the...

The birds here are all beautiful rescue birds; the aviary is a safe and loving home for them. Half the aviary houses small birds like canaries and zebra finches, while the other half houses larger birds like ring-neck parakeets. The surrounding area currently has a café, benches, and lots of friendly squirrels. All donations go to feeding the birds and saving for a new aviary.

They are currently collecting funds to build the new aviary, it will be larger and dome-shaped with a café inside, so the customers can sit and be surrounded...