National Park Bird Feeding

National Park Bird Feeding is an attraction located in Christmas Island, Australia, that offers visitors a rare chance to watch volunteers feed rescued Christmas Island birds.

The feeding event is an easy way to see the birds from up close and take photos while listening to a short talk about the rehabilitation project and birds. The bird feeding event is held in the national park, which covers 63% of the island's 135 square kilometers. The Christmas Island frigatebird is one of the critically endangered seabirds that can be seen during the feeding event. These birds are endemic to Christmas Island and fly vast distances to feed, known for stealing the catch of other seabirds. The feeding event is a great opportunity to observe these birds in their natural habitat and learn more about their behavior. The National Park Bird Feeding attraction does not offer any specific facilities or amenities, but visitors can enjoy the natural beauty of the national park and the birds that inhabit it. The feeding event is a unique experience that is not to be missed by bird enthusiasts and nature lovers visiting Christmas Island.