Great place to see native birds. If you have time and energy then go. Bring water and they had water to fill bottles in the park also. The owners maintain the grounds and make repairs as need. It is a short walk from the entrance to the falls.

Since we were already at the Brazilian side of the Iguazu Falls, our taxi driver suggested we walk over to this park. As we had just spent a month hiking and birding through Panama, it was a bit sad to see some of these birds caged up. They are rescued so I guess for them, it is a good thing as they have a safe place to be. We saw the Harpy Eagle in the wild, a majestic and fabulous eagle; the ones in the cage here looked so sad.... There were beautiful birds though and the McCaws looked happy and colorful If you are at the Falls, a stop here is okay; not worth a separate trip.

It is worth making the extra time to visit the Bird Park when you visit the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls. It is across the street from the entrance to the Falls. It is not huge, but still large enough to have an amazing variety of birds. The flamingos, toucans, and macaws were the superstars. An onsite cafe for refreshments is a nice amenity.

Because it is next to the famous Iguazu Falls, I walked directly after finishing the trip to the waterfall. Tickets in 80 local currency are not cheap. There is a tropical rainforest feeling in the park. All kinds of birds can be photographed, and flashes are not allowed. Halfway through the journey in the park, I was thirsty and drank a coconut for 13 local coins. What impressed me most was that I caught a group of owls eating mice and pecked them one by one, which was very interesting.

Lots of amazing birds, in large aviaries with seemingly plenty of space for them to fly, flock and perch. A lot of the birds have been rescued from the wildlife trade. The scarlet ibises are so striking. The parakeets and macaws are particularly active and noisy. It's great to see the toucans close-up. The trail through lush vegetation works well.