Violet-backed starling Violet turaco Von der Decken's hornbill White-cheeked turaco White-crested turaco White-faced whistling duck Lory Loft Guests can feed 10 species of lorikeets and lories. The attraction was chosen as a "Top 10 Best Family Experience" by the Singapore Tourism Board. Australian king parrot Bar-shouldered dove Black-capped lory Blue-faced honeyeater Blue-streaked lory Blue-winged kookaburra Chattering lory Coconut lorikeet Crested pigeon Dusky lory Iris lorikeet Marigold lorikeet Ornate lorikeet Palm cockatoo Pesquet's parrot Purple-naped lory Rainbow lorikeet Red-billed blue magpie Scaly-breasted lorikeet Sunset lorikeet Western crowned pigeon Wonga pigeon Yellow-bibbed lory Birds of Prey A series of large aviaries that house different species of birds of prey. On 27 November 2019, a pair of critically endangered Philippine eagles named Geothermica and Sambisig were sent to the park as part of a recovery programme. Andean condor Hooded vulture King vulture Marabou stork Palm nut vulture Philippine eagle White-backed vulture White-headed vulture Dinosaur Descendants Larger ground-dwelling birds such as ratites and cranes are housed in this area. Around the enclosures are four huts containing interactive displays like elephant bird egg replicas and a cassowary's casque as well as a dig site play area for children where they can excavate dinosaur fossils. Northern cassowary Saddle-billed stork Sarus crane Southern cassowary Pelican Cove Multiple species of pelicans are featured in this pond. It is also the world's first pelican underwater viewing gallery. Australian pelican Dalmatian pelican Great white pelican Pink-backed pelican Spot-billed pelican Parrot Paradise Located at the far north of the park, this 2.47 acre (1 ha) complex contains several species of parrots from Australia, Asia and South America. Black-headed caique Blue-eyed cockatoo Blue-headed macaw Blue-headed parrot Blue-throated macaw Blue-winged kookaburra Blue-winged macaw Burrowing owl Burrowing parrot Chaco chachalaca Chestnut-eared aracari Common bronzewing Dusky parrot Eclectus parrot Galah Golden conure Great curassow Great green macaw Greater vasa parrot Grey parrot Hyacinth macaw Laughing kookaburra Moluccan king parrot Monk parakeet Pileated parrot Red-and-green macaw Red-bellied macaw Red-crowned amazon Red-fan parrot Red-fronted macaw Red-shouldered macaw Salmon-crested cockatoo Scarlet macaw Sun parakeet Timneh parrot White cockatoo Yellow-shouldered amazon Waterfall Aviary The Waterfall Aviary is 2 hectares in area and 35 meters tall, and has one of the world's tallest man-made waterfalls. At the time of its construction in the early 1970s the Waterfall Aviary was the world's largest aviary with the world's tallest man-made aviary. Guests cross a suspended bridge to watch the many different birds.