Over 190 feathered residents call Greifvogelpark Buchs home. They aren’t just birds, but a collection of over 72 species of raptors and owls. Imagine standing within this 10,000 square meter park, surrounded by the calls of owls, kestrels, eagles, buzzards, kites, falcons, vultures. Greifvogelpark Buchs even houses an Andean Condor, the largest bird of prey in the world, boasting a wingspan of at least 3.2 meters. Greifvogelpark Buchs is more than just a zoo. It is a testament to the dedication of those who understand that each animal is a unique gift. The park prides itself on the highest standards of care. The enclosures are meticulously maintained and each bird receives the appropriate diet. The park considers the natural behaviors of each species, from courtship rituals to breeding and nesting seasons. Even the aviaries are designed to meet the latest regulations. Greifvogelpark Buchs strives to be a leader in animal welfare, respecting the animals in every aspect of their care, including the training for the captivating flight shows. These shows are a highlight of a visit to Greifvogelpark Buchs, especially on weekends. Witness the majestic flight of these incredible birds, a spectacle that showcases their natural hunting prowess. During the summer season, from April 1st to October 31st, the arena hosts shows every Saturday and Sunday at 3:00 pm. Reservations are recommended for groups of 10 or more. But the experience isn’t limited to the shows. Take a stroll through the wheelchair-accessible park. Enjoy a barbecue at the provided grill station or let the children play on the playground. Afterwards, relax in the Falken Stübli restaurant or soak up the sun on the terrace with refreshments and snacks. At Greifvogelpark Buchs, you can reconnect with nature and create unforgettable memories.
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