Explore the Exotic Wildlife at Iguazu Bird Park: A Paradise for Bird Lovers

It’s just a stone’s throw from Iguazu Falls Park, practically at your doorstep.
The park closes at 4:30, and an hour is more than enough to soak in the experience.
Step into an immersive bird sanctuary where you can get up close and personal with a variety of feathered friends.
I stretched out my curious hand (though, of course, touching is strictly prohibited).

There, I spotted a charming toucan, looking exactly like the ones in online photos—no Photoshop needed!
I also learned that flamingos 🦩 sleep on one leg, a fascinating habit shared by cranes, plovers, and herons. This unique posture is believed to help conserve heat and energy.
Watching the little parrots waddle around was absolutely delightful.

As you near the end of your visit, keep an eye out for the elusive hummingbirds, which can be found darting among the vibrant flowers.