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Quilt top made from mostly Joel Dewberry Aviary fabric in pink and green with a few solid colors, white ric-rac and two Storybook fabrics thrown in the mix.
Giant fruit bats at the National Aviary. Yes, they are not birds but neither was the two-toed sloth. Developing ecosystems instead of cages.
Sadly no hungry bird around the aviary who needs some food... Maybe next time!
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Aviaries are always my favorite parts of zoos. The one at Animal Kingdom, is no exception.
(Short and sweet!)
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This little aviary at Tyntesfield House near Bristol would once have been heated and been home to small exotic birds like finches and parrots. Later it was used as a child's playhouse. It is now, like the rest of Tyntesfield, undergoing restoration to be preserved for future generations. It does seem at the moment to be scowling in a rather angry fashion!