Lincolnshire may be termed the aviary of England. --Fuller. [1913 Webster]
The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. 2000.
aviaries — a·vi·ar·y || eɪvjÉ™rɪ n. place for keeping many birds … English contemporary dictionary
Aviary — An aviary is a large enclosure for confining birds. Unlike cages , aviaries allow birds a larger living space where they can fly; hence, aviaries are also sometimes known as flight cages . Aviaries often contain plants and shrubbery to simulate a … Wikipedia
Chester Zoo — Chester Zoological Gardens Date opened 1931 Location Upton by Chester, Cheshire, England Land area 111 acres (45 ha) … Wikipedia
zoo — /zooh/, n., pl. zoos. 1. Also called zoological garden. a parklike area in which live animals are kept in cages or large enclosures for public exhibition. 2. Informal. a place, activity, or group marked by chaos or unrestrained behavior. [1840… … Universalium
Jersey Zoological Park — Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust (prev. Jersey Zoological Park) The dodo is the symbol of the trust and the zoo. Statues of dodos stand at the gateways of the zoo. Date opened 26 March 1959 Location Trinity, Jersey … Wikipedia
aviary — aviarist /ay vee euh rist/, n. /ay vee er ee/, n., pl. aviaries. a large cage or a house or enclosure in which birds are kept. [1570 80; < L aviarium a place where birds are kept, n. use of neut. of aviarius pertaining to birds. See AVI , ARY] *… … Universalium
Zoo — A zoological garden, shortened to zoo, is an institution in which living animals are exhibited in captivity. In addition to their status as tourist attractions and recreational facilities, modern zoos may engage in captive breeding programs,… … Wikipedia
Melbourne Zoo — Royal Melbourne Zoological Garden The main entrance to Melbourne Zoo, 1940. Date opened 6 October 1862 … Wikipedia
National Aviary — The National Aviary Date opened 1952; 1991 (went private) Location Allegheny Commons West 700 Arch Street Pittsburgh, PA, USA 15212 … Wikipedia
Morpeth, Ontario — Morpeth Unincorporated community Coordinates … Wikipedia
