The R. J. Reynolds Forest Aviary recreates the hot, humid conditions of a tropical forest.
 It displays more than three thousand tropical plants and allows visitors to walk among different species of free-flying tropical bird including, sunbitterns, Victoria crowned pigeons, masked lapwings, Nicobar pigeons, Asian fairy bluebirds, among many others including the Indian peafowl.
The North Carolina Zoo's Aviary was listed among the bird exhibits in the US by USA Today.
The R. J. Reynolds Forest Aviary recreates the hot, humid conditions of a tropical forest.  It displays more than three thousand tropical plants and allows visitors to walk among different species of free-flying tropical bird including, sunbitterns, Victoria crowned pigeons, masked lapwings, Nicobar pigeons, Asian fairy bluebirds, among many others including the Indian peafowl. The North Carolina Zoo's Aviary was listed among the bird exhibits in the US by USA Today.
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