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Flights of Wonder

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About Flights of Wonder

"Wing" on in to the Caravan Stage and join a trainee bird handler and a wayward tour guide who teach each other about the delicate state of nature.
See birds such as vultures,hawks,colorful macaws,crowned crane and the American Bald Eagle up close.
May your spirits fly sky-high! -- Last edited by lee Lambert

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26 votes, so far

A very pleasant surprise. This show may not be one of the major attractions but it is very well done and features magnificent birds. The birds fly really close to you and the stage is small so it is easy to see this wonderful birds. The show's host is entertaining and knows plenty of information about these flying animals. I recommend watching this show. It is a nice place to get out of the sun and relax and watch a good show as well. - Manny Barron

The best Bird show I have seen, but it is showing its age so they just need new birds. Pretty good either way! - Anthony Murphy

It's an average show that could be made A LOT better if they tried. It's not bad, but not gerat either. - Gil Long

I did this, cause I didn't know what it was. I was not bored. But, I was not impressed either. - Ben James


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