Tracy Aviary

Opened 1938

City: Salt Lake City 

Country: USA

State: Utah

Species 135

Tracy Aviary is located on eight acres of land in Liberty Park, a park that many consider the heart of Salt Lake City. It maintains a collection of approximately 400 birds. Bring some quarters to buy food from dispensers around the pond to feed the ducks, almost certainly the first birds you'll see as you pass the front ponds, then stroll along paved pathways under a canopy of shade trees. Folks can also hand feed sun conures at the Amazon Adventure  area, or toss fish to pelicans during regularly scheduled Pelican Encounters. Fees apply for both of these feeding opportunities; purchase tickets at the front gate. Bird shows are presented in the outdoor amphitheater during the warmer months of the year, weather permitting. Once the the chilly weather arrives, visitors can head to the Chase Mill for informal indoor bird programs. Shows are free with aviary admission. Informal bird chats are held at the Wildlife Encounter Zone  year round, affording families opportunities to see birds up close and learn all about them. Current Wildlife Encounter Zone schedules can be found on the aviary's website.

I don't have any guides of this birdpark. Does any body know if they made any guides? And where I can get those?

In the years 1963, 1988 and 2013 they had theire anniversarrys. Have they made any books on this occassion?