It houses a large variety of birds including grey crowned cranes, roseate spoonbills and several passerines. African green pigeon African sacred ibis American white ibis Black crowned crane Black-naped oriole Blue-bellied roller Blue-grey tanager Blue-throated piping guan Common hill myna Crested guineafowl Eared dove Eclectus parrot European roller Indian peafowl Laughing dove Long-tailed mockingbird Masked lapwing Milky stork Nicobar pigeon Pied imperial pigeon Pink-necked green pigeon Purple starling Red-billed blue magpie Red-breasted parakeet Red-crested cardinal Red-whiskered bulbul Roseate spoonbill Rose-ringed parakeet Scarlet macaw Spotted whistling duck Stock dove Superb starling Tanimbar corella Taveta weaver Village weaver White-crested laughingthrush White-crowned robin-chat White-fronted amazon Yellow-crowned bishop Shows The "High Flyers Show" showcases the natural abilities and skills of various different birds including their yellow-naped amazon named Amigo who can sing in three different languages and many other birds. At the end of the show, visitors are allowed to take pictures with a flock of pelicans and flamingos. The "Kings of the Skies Show" features the park's birds of prey. Awards Awarded to Jurong Bird Park: Michelin 2-star rating, 2008 Conservation & Research Award, International Symposium on Breeding Birds in Captivity, 2006 and 2007 Excellence Award, Association of Southeast Asian Nations Tourism Association, 2004 and 2007 Best Loved Pro-Family Business, Singapore, 2006 Superstar Winner of the Excellent Service Awards, Singapore Tourism Board, 2004 Tourism Host of the Year, Singapore Tourism Board, 2003 Breeders Award, American Pheasant and Waterfowl Society, 2001 Highly Commended, Tourism For Tomorrow International Awards, 1993 First Breeders Award by the American Pheasant & Waterfowl Society, 2001 Transportation Throughout its existence, Jurong Bird Park was never directly served by any MRT line, with the nearest station being Boon Lay MRT station. There is a bus service operated by SBS Transit which calls at the bus stop outside the park. The park itself was once served by the Jurong Bird Park Panorail a 1.7-kilometre (1.1 mi) loop monorail system which ran within the park. The system was constructed by Vonroll Transport Systems of Switzerland, which also built the Sentosa Monorail and Singapore Cable Car. The monorail system used four fully air-conditioned four-car trains which travelled around the park in approximately 11 minutes. It has since ceased operations in 2012 and was replaced by a trackless tram service similar to the ones found at the Singapore Zoo and Night Safari. Gallery See also Gardens by the Bay, Singapore Night Safari, Singapore River Wonders,