Lincoln Park Zoo


Birds from the tropics, seashores, forests, wetlands and savannas all have room to roost in Lincoln Park Zoo’s McCormick Bird House. Within this historic, brick building (designed in 1904 by the zoo’s first director, Cyrus DeVry) are numerous habitats replicating myriad environments in which birds live. Visitors are invited to view the feathered inhabitants in traditional exhibits or step into the lush, tropical free-flight area to become immersed in a wondrous, winged world.

Anseriformes
Mandarin duck
Caprimulgiformes
Tawny frogmouth
Charadriiformes
American avocet
Black-necked stilt
Cape thick-knee
Inca tern
Piping plover
Red knot
Ciconiiformes
Scarlet ibis
Snowy egret
Columbiformes
Nicobar pigeon
Pheasant pigeon
Coraciiformes
Blyths hornbill
Guam Micronesian kingfisher
Laughing kookaburra
Galliformes
Crested wood partridge
Gruiformes
Guam rail
Sunbittern
Passeriformes
Bali mynah
Blue-faced honeyeater
Collared finch-billed bulbul
Emerald starling
Fairy bluebird
Golden-breasted starling
Lesser green broadbill
Red-capped cardinal
Red-legged honeycreeper
Yellow-throated laughing thrush