The exhibition in the Bird Hall showcases in excess of 900 mounted bird specimens and over 600 eggs from wild birds, pertaining to 200 avian species.
Among the exhibits are taxidermied birds that are globally endangered and listed in the International Red Book. These include rare species such as the Bengal vulture, Sociable lapwing, Yellow-crested cockatoo, Spectacled penguin, Little spotted kiwi, and European roller.
In this hall, you will also see record-holding birds: the world’s largest bird – the ostrich; the world’s smallest birds – hummingbirds; and the world’s fastest bird – the Peregrine falcon, capable of flying at 180 km/h and reaching a momentary speed of up to 320 km/h. You will also see Lithuania’s smallest bird, weighing 5–6 g – the Eurasian wren, and its largest – the mute swan.
The exhibition hall displays 12 bird dioramas.
