With over 4500 birds in 700 ways from all continents and climatic zones,
the bird park Walsrode is worldwide the bigest of his manner.

      
 The Black Cheeked Lovebird...
... lives near to flows in the north Zimbabwes and west of Zambia.
In his small area it is threatened, and also in human care there are only few pure-mode birds,
because he also pairs off other congeners.

    
 The Monk Parakeet...
... lives in South America and his brood behavior is unique.
He is founded from twigs extensive community nests in trees
which often contain more than 100 nesting places and enclose several meters.

  
The Sun Conure...
... is at home in the north-east of Brazil and Guiana.
How the rays of the morning sun a flying swarm
in this colourful parakeet works an effect.

    
 The Slender Billed Conure...
... comes from the northern part of Chile.
Closethick areas of forest are the preferred place of residence
of this sociably living kind of way.

    
 The Buru King's Parrot...
... it is found mainly on the island Buru of the Moluccas of archipelago and Indonesia.
This magnificent king's parakeet is found in different colored forms.
Only these subspecies have an entirely black colored beak.

 
 The Black Capped Lory...
... lives in the valleys of New Guinea all around the central highland.
He is a popular house bird of the Papuas,
and evidently he is supplied mainly by women,
therefore his a little bit strange name.

    
 The Blue Eared Lory...
... has come only during the last years to Europe,
and comes from the mountains of the Moluccas island Seram
where he lives in isolated and unexplored mountain forests.

    
 The Yellow Bibbed Lory...
... it is found only on the eastern Salomon Islands.
This Lori is very quarrelsome, he expels all other bird's kinds
from blossoming and coming to fruition trees.

 The Purple Bellied Lory...
... preferred the life on the islands in eastern Papua New Guinea,
on the continent he is found only in coast nearness.

    
The Goldie's Lorykeet...
... preferred the damp mountain rain forests of New Guinea.
This Lori got his name to honour of the Scottish bird's collector Andrew Goldie