birdfarm

noun
UK /ˈbɜːd fɑːm/
US /ˈbɜːrd fɑːrm/

A birdfarm is a place where many birds are kept and raised.

We saw colorful parrots and cockatoos at the birdfarm.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A commercial facility that breeds and sells birds, especially parrots and other pet birds.

The breeder runs a birdfarm that supplies pet shops across the country.

3. A farm where poultry such as chickens, ducks, or turkeys are raised for eggs or meat.

The birdfarm produces thousands of eggs every week.

4. A place where wild birds are cared for and bred for conservation.

The birdfarm helps protect endangered species from extinction.