Visits to Momhcrs' Aviaries. 



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TnK AviAKiKs: The area covered is lai-ge, the main 

 aviary some lOft. square by about 15 to IG feet high. The 

 main iiortioii forms one huge aviary, with numerous internal 

 standai'ds suppoi'ting the roof; these standards being covered 

 with cork and bark, and having ivy and other creeperls. 



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A. ^stable filled with trt-s, with windows iit H.TT. 



H. — Enclosure I'oi' s]>cciai liiiils, whit-h nmst he ke])t sei>!uate, with fountain 



atE. 

 C— Main aviary, with f juntain and pond at F, turfed and ])lanted withevcr- 



j^reens and various creepers up internal standards. 

 D. — Rustic Arbour in use as observation ])ost. 



K.K.— Doors foi- entrance and to shut off main a\ iary fioui service ])assayc J. 

 Dotted areas represent gravel service passa,<j;e and i>aths. 

 1. 2. 3. — Compartment enclosures for new arrivals. 

 The East End is wood and glass. 

 Except wliete otlieiwise designated the structure is of wire netting stretched 



on stout wood IVauung. 



Tlie ground area of this aviary consists of turf, gravel paths. 



