Those who visit Parque das Aves, in Foz do Iguaçu (PR), go far beyond admiring beautiful landscapes. Along the trail, it is possible to get to know different species of parakeets from the Atlantic Forest and other Brazilian biomes up close, observing their colors, behaviors and characteristics in an environment of immersion in nature. Among the species that delight visitors is the caturrita, known for its active and sociable behavior. The great tiba and the black prince attract attention due to the beauty of their plumage and the details that make each species unique. Big Tiriba. Disclosure. Another highlight is the small maracanã, a species that is also part of the conservation efforts developed by Parque das Aves. This is an opportunity to understand how the work carried out by the institution contributes to the protection of Brazilian biodiversity. More than observing the species, the tour shows the incredible diversity of parakeets that live in Brazil and why conserving their habitats is so important for their survival. "Each species has its own characteristics, different behaviors and an important role in nature. When visitors have the opportunity to observe them up close, the experience becomes even more meaningful and strengthens the connection with the Atlantic Forest", highlights the pedagogical supervisor of Conservation Education at Parque das Aves, Gabriela Possato. An unforgettable experience in Foz do Iguaçu Located next to the Iguaçu Falls, Parque das Aves offers one of the most immersive experiences in the destination. On the trail, visitors walk through aviaries and encounter hundreds of birds, making each visit unique and full of discoveries. Real Maracanã. Disclosure. Therefore, getting to know the different parakeets is an opportunity to create special memories, admiring up close species that represent the richness of Brazilian fauna and the work carried out for its conservation. Special bird feeding The visit to Parque das Aves includes scheduled feeding times in different aviaries, which allow you to observe natural behaviors up close and understand how daily care for each species works. The main times are: Macaw and parrots at Viveiro das Araras, at 10:30 am, 2 pm and 3:30 pm; Jacutingas, curassows, partridges and macaques at the Os Pequenos Marrons nursery, at 10:30 am and 3 pm; Red-faced parrots at the Aves de Rios e Mangroves nursery, at 11am; Parakeets at Viveiro Cecropia, at 11am, 2pm and 3:50pm; From 3pm, urutaus feeding in the Encantos da Noite space. black prince. Disclosure. In addition to being moments of contemplation, these feedings bring the public closer to the work carried out by the teams and reinforce the Park's role as a conservation center for Atlantic Forest species, connecting the experience with clear information about species and habits. About Parque das Aves Parque das Aves, which has a conservation center focused on species from the Atlantic Forest and welcomes rescued animals, is the most visited attraction in Paraná after the Falls and completed 31 years of operation in 2025. As a private institution, visitors promote the continuity of the attraction's work through visits to the Park, consumption in the restaurants of the Gastronomic Complex (Restaurante Sabores da Floresta, Bistrô da Mata and Café da Praça) and purchases in the souvenir shop.