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Birdwatching in Tasmania

A directory of Tasmanian birdwatching tours, birdclubs, freelance-guides, bird-orientated accommodation and reference information.

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Tasmanian based Tour Operators & Tours

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visiting Tasmania
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Inala, Bruny Island Inala, Bruny Island Rainbow Retreat Sheoaks on Freycinet Tasmania Huon Bush Retreats Cradle Chalet Boutique Luxury Lodge Mountain Valley Wilderness Holidays Inala, Bruny Island Inala, Bruny Island Sheoaks on Freycinet Beachside Retreat Driftwood Cottages & the Peninsula Experience Cliff Top Hideaway

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Inala, Bruny Island.

INALA COUNTRY ACCOMMODATION offers cottage style accommodation at "Inala", a 500 acre private "Land for Wildlife" property near the South Bruny National Park on Bruny Island. "Inala" is also the home of birder and birding/wildlife guide Tonia Cochran and the base for Inala Nature Tours, a licensed travel agency and birding/nature tour operation since 1994.

Clients have a choice of a three bedroom cottage (Inala Cottage) or a one bedroom spa unit (Nairana Cottage). The cottages are nestled in tall eucalypt forest at the foot of the South Bruny Ranges and have modern conveniences such as TV, VCR/DVD, broadband internet access, microwave oven, washing machine, clothes dryer, gas heating and electric blankets. Both cottages also have fully-equipped kitchens for self-catering, although meals can also be arranged on request. There are a number of walking tracks throughout the property.

Guests staying at Inala are welcome to use the property for birding and exploring during their visit and a complimentary bird list and map of the property are provided. A total of 90 bird species including all 12 Tasmanian endemic can be found on the property; 150 species have been recorded on Bruny Island. Six endangered bird species, four rare orchids and several other rare and threatened plants have been recorded at "INALA". Approximately 80% of the property is native vegetation, and preserving and creating habitat for the Forty-spotted pardalote and Swift parrot is of primary importance.

INALA is home to one of the largest known colonies of Forty-spotted pardalote, and an important breeding area for the Swift Parrot and Grey Goshawk and these species, together with a large number of other birds are very likely to be found around your cottages. Guided birding and wildlife tours are also available.


Contact: Dr. Tonia Cochran

"Inala", 320 Cloudy Bay Road

Bruny Island TAS AUST 7150

Phone: (03) 6293 1217 (ISD +61 3 6293 1217)

Fax: (03) 6293 1082 (ISD +61 3 6293 1082)

http://www.inalabruny.com.au
Email: inala@inalabruny.com.au



King Island, Yarra Creek Host Farm
Ph: 03 6461 1276
International Ph: + 61 3 6461 1276

 

Accommodation Sheoaks on Freycinet

Enjoy year round comfort in our architect designed and purpose built waterfront B & B on Great Oyster Bay. All rooms have sea views, en suites, comfortable pillow topped beds and big fluffy towels. We serve great breakfasts using Tasmanian produce. Any other meals are available by arrangement, including packed lunches for those planning an all day walk.

 

In the guest sitting room you'll find a comprehensive nature library, field guides and viewing scope. It's also a comfortable place to chat with your fellow guests over a cup of coffee and home made biscuits. The guest deck is the perfect spot to watch the sunset whilst enjoying a glass of local wine and oysters fresh from the bay, or perhaps a barbecue meal.

 

Sheoaks is only 200 metres down a cliff path to a beach where hooded plovers nest. Freycinet National Park and Moulting Lagoon Ramsar Site are nearby. Qualified visitor assistance is provided. For more birding information, including our own Freycinet Peninsula bird list, go to our website www.sheoaks.com and click on For Birders. We are not experts but are learning all the time and are happy to share our local knowledge.

 

We also manage a number of well equipped self- catering houses in the same street - ideal for longer stays. For information go to our website above and click on Self Catering.

 

As we update our own website, tariffs are always current.

 

Margaret and Alan Morgan

 

PO Box 247,
Coles Bay
Tasmania, Australia 7215

 

Web:  http://www.sheoaks.com
Email: sheoaks.bandb@bigpond.com
Phone: +61 3 6257 0049
Fax: +61 3 6257 0059

 

AccommodationMountain Valley Wilderness Holidays & Private Nature Reserve

Mountain Valley Wilderness Holidays & 'Private Nature Reserve' a special place set with a perpetual conservation covenant to protect the natural habitat. With just five log cabins catering for couples and families.  The cabins are fully self contained / catering but we can also provide all meals on request.

Mountain Valley has a bird list available. Be welcomed by the resident family of Tasmanian Native Hens being proud parents they love to show off their offspring to our guests. Colourful blue wrens and robins, Beautiful Firetail  and Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo in all their mixture of colours, just to name  a few. 11 of the 12 Tasmanian endemic birds can be  seen along with some of the threatened species such as the Grey (white) Goshawk and Wedge -tailed Eagle.

Our 'Private Nature Reserve' registered with the government is a wet mixed forest containing the endangered Eucalyptus viminalis, Limestone Karst systems and is also home to a number of  threatened species from invertebrates to birds and mammals such as the Spotted Tail Quoll and Tasmanian Devil.

Guests can participate in evening platypus tours, Glow worm grotto and forest habitat / bird tours. In the evening guests can experience their own individual wildlife experience outside their cabin where they will be visited by wallabies, possums, quolls and the Tasmanian devil.

Mountain Valley Wilderness Holidays & Private Nature Reserve
1519 Loongana Rd
LOONGANA
Tas 7315

Ph:    03 64291394

Fax:   03 64291229

Web page: www.mountainvalley.com.au

email : info@mountainvalley.com.au

 

 

AccommodationBeachside Retreat West Inlet is situated on West Inlet Farm, a 'Land for Wildlife' and Maine-Anjou beef cattle property in the far north west of Tasmania. Here guests are accommodated in four luxury, environmentally designed cabins overlooking a secluded beach and a 3 B/R lodge adjacent to the farm homestead. 

Bordered by West Inlet and Bass Strait, the tidal inlet is home to many shore birds such as  the plover, cormorant, oystercatcher, tern, curlew, gannet, teal and sandpiper. Other birds include the godwit, grebe, snipe, stint, ruddy turnstone, whimbrel and white breasted sea eagle. 
A ramped, wheelchair-accessible, bird watching deck is situated overlooking the inlet.
 
The land birds which inhabit the dry sclerophyll forest and fenced shelter belts on the farm include wrens, fantails, flycatcher, frogmouth, chat, cuckoo, finch, honeyeater, cockatoo, martin, pipit and many more. Hunting over the open grasslands can be seen goshawk, falcon, harrier and wedge-tail eagle and running for cover are the nervous gallinules, the Tasmanian native and eastern swamp hens. A full list of over 80 bird species is provided to keen bird watchers.
 
Marsupials include antechinus, bandicoot, Tasmanian devil, dunnart, various possum, quoll and wallaby. The lesser long-eared and large forest bats inhabit the forest. Australian fur seals and fairy penguins are close by. West Inlet is a notorious whale stranding area with many sperm and Southern Right whales buried along the foreshore.
 
The property owners, Chris and Janette Bishop, have been recipients of several Natural Heritage Grants, which include the excavation of a new wetland for the preservation of the rare striped marsh frog and the fencing of shelter belts to provide wildlife corridors. 

Recent funding from Greening Australia has provided assistance for wallaby proofing the pastures and work is presently underway.

4WD tours, in a 7 seater Land Rover, are offered to Rocky Cape National Park and the Tarkine Wilderness, with photographic and bird watching opportunities. Helicopter flights from the property helipad provide superb viewing of the coastline and offshore islands.

The owners are committed to the preservation of the environment and their objectives are to leave the property in a better state of health than when purchased 30 years ago.
For additional details please see the website.
 
Beachside Retreat West Inlet
253 Stanley Highway
Stanley Tasmania 7331
 
Phone: 03 64581350
Mobile: 0409 407 094

Web: www.beachsideretreat.com

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AccommodationCradle Chalet Boutique Luxury Lodge

Cradle Chalet offers 4.5 star boutique accommodation and dining on the edge of Tasmania’s tranquil Cradle Mountain wilderness. Due to the unique setting Cradle Chalet combines the natural beauty of the area with the intimacy, privacy and personal touch of a boutique luxury lodge.

It is set on 18 acres of private wilderness near Moina in northwest Tasmania and is the ideal getaway or romantic retreat for anyone visiting the nearby Cradle Mountain National Park or any of the other local attractions.

Cradle Chalet consists of the actual Lodge– with its lounge, dining room and bar – and the separate accommodation chalets and suites which are located away from the Lodge in secluded forest settings.

The luxury forest chalets and suites have been purpose built to create the unique wilderness retreat/mountain getaway for couples, singles and other adult groups wanting to enjoy a peaceful and relaxing stay.

The actual Lodge is a beautiful wooden building with unsurpassed atmosphere created by its picture post-card exterior, fire-warmed interior, the licensed bar and the rich fragrance of freshly cooked food from the restaurant.

CRADLE CHALET BOUTIQUE LUXURY LODGE
1422 Cradle Mountain Road,
MOINA TASMANIA 7310

Phone: (03) 6492 1401
Fax: (03) 6492 1144

Email: info@cradlechalet.com.au
Website: www.cradlechalet.com.au

 

Accommodation Huon Bush Retreats

Huon Bush Retreats is set in an extensive private nature reserve just 50 minutes' drive south of Hobart, near Huonville in the Huon Valley.

We are an award winning, carbon neutral (Green Globe accredited) retreat offering guests a choice of contemporary, self-contained cabins, deluxe tipees and private campsites against an inspiring backdrop of Tasmanian native forest. Relax by the fire with a glass of local wine or take in the view from the deck surrounded by native birds and wildlife.

With easy access to 5km of interpreted walking tracks through rainforest, to a hidden waterfall or a mountaintop, you will not miss internet or television here.

Your cabin is comfortably catered for with gas cooking facilities, fresh rainwater, solar powered lights, an eco-friendly composting toilet, a cosy wood heater and a private outdoor bath.

Birds are most abundant by day, with several dozen species regularly seen. Regular sightings of large birds include the threatened Wedge Tailed Eagle, Black Cockatoos, Sulphur Crested Cockatoos and Currawongs.

Dozens of smaller species can constantly be found in the shrubs throughout the village and in the forest canopy. By night, several species of owl and nightjar can often be heard and occasionally seen.

An identification book is usually available for loan. Huon Bush Retreats is also a member of Wildlife Tourism Australia and the Tasmanian Land for Wildlife initiative, the latter of which is a voluntary nature conservation scheme. Its aims are to encourage, support and recognize landholders and land managers who are taking a positive approach to the integration of property land management with nature conservation on private land.

Huon Bush Retreats

300 Browns Road, Ranelagh, Tasmania, 7109

Phone: (03) 6264 2233

Email: info@huonbushretreats.com

Web: www.huonbushretreats.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Huon-Bush-Retreats/28855224624

 

Accommodation The Peninsula Experience

The Peninsula offers a beautiful mix of worlds...this stunning turn of the century farmhouse is situated to take full advantage of expansive water views from every aspect. Fully renovated, The Peninsula accommodates up to six adults (no children), with three luxurious bedrooms, two bathrooms and tasteful, contemporary decor, DVD player, large LCD screen TV, iPod/CD player.

The huge lounge and dining areas provide the perfect spot for entertaining, with an expansive timber deck, ideal for alfresco dining or just enjoying the views. Relax in the heated outdoor jacuzzi. Each bedroom features a luxurious king sized bed with quality linen and modern decor.

The Peninsula is for those who enjoy privacy and seclusion, in a magical setting. The property's wilderness and wildlife are yours to explore and absorb, surrounded by the magnificent waters of the D'Entrecasteaux Channel and Port Esperance Bay.

The Peninsula occupies some 250 acres on Esperance Point, locally known as "Blubber Head", including a 50 acre Crown Reserve at the head of the peninsula. The property commands 360 degree views encompassing sweeping water vistas across the D'Entrecasteaux Channel, to the Huon River and Bruny Island to the east, and across the beautiful Port Esperance Bay to the snow-capped mountains of the Hartz range and the South West Wilderness reserve.

Use your private peninsula as a base to explore Tasmania's "Far South" while you enjoy this unique accommodation, home to a rich diversity of Tasmania's wildlife...bandicoots, wallabies, devils, echidnas and wombats to name just a few, as well as resident eagles and over 70 bird species including the endangered Swift Parrot.

A 4km walking track network visits a range of habitats and provides excellent vantage points and the opportunity to become intimate without man-made distractions.

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Driftwood Cottages

Provide high quality self-contained accommodation in the seaside town of Dover in southern Tasmania's Huon Valley.

Choose from our range of self-contained waterfront studios and cottages, all designed to make the most of the stunning waterways of Tasmania's Huon Valley and Far South and just over an hour south of Hobart!

Whether you are seeking a luxury getaway, a family holiday or a corporate retreat...Driftwood offers a range to suit every need.

Relax and enjoy your idyllic surroundings from your own private verandah; stroll along the sandy beaches or try your hand at catching a fish from the wharf just minutes from your door.

Central to all the attractions of the Huon Valley, D'Entrecastreaux Channel and Tasmania's Far South, Driftwood makes the ideal base to explore the region. Enjoy the local delights of Dover and its surrounds, and discover the rugged beauty and tranquillity of Tasmania's southernmost forests, waterways and wilderness.

The Far South of Tasmania hosts almost every type of plant community which provides a range of habitats for many species of birds.

Of particular significance is the presence of the Wedge-tailed Eagle, and the Swift Parrot.

You may also catch glimpses and/or sounds of other natives such as the Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo, Tawny Frogmouth, Superb Fairy Wren, White-bellied Sea-Eagle and Native Hen.


The Peninsula Experience

Blubber Head Road, Dover, Tasmania, 7117

Phone: (03) 6298 1441
Fax: (03) 6298 1401

Email: enquiries@peninsulatas.com

Web: www.peninsulatas.com

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Driftwood Cottages

51 Bay View Road, Dover, Tasmania, 7117

Phone: (03) 6298 1441
Fax: (03) 6298 1401

Email: info@driftwoodcottages.com.au

Web: www.driftwoodcottages.com.au

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Driftwood-Cottages/119938664711907

 

 

AccommodationCLIFF TOP HIDEAWAY, SOUTHERN TASMANIA

Cliff Top Hideaway is nestled on a boundery of coastal reserve perched above 30 metre high sandstone cliffs between Randalls Bay and Eggs and Bacon Bay with a view of all of the islands in the Huon river mouth.

It is set amongst two and a half acres of tasmanian coastal forest with abundant local flora and fauna.

We have counted 17 species of bird from the front verandah including the rare swift parrots! maybe you can find more or put some meat scraps out in the evening and watch the eastern quolls feeding from the comfort of the cosy fireside lounge!

You will find our current bird list on our website at www.clifftop-hideaway.com

Step off the front verandah and wander down the coastal track, 5 minutes to the pristine Mickeys beach or continue via a nature reserve for a one hour return stroll to the beautiful Randalls bay.

The waters below the cliffs provide great snorkelling and kayaking with kelp forests to explore and the fishing in the region is great.

Due to the close proximity of the cliffs this rental property is not recommended for young children.

The shack itself has been recently renovated and is clean, cosy and warm and still retains it,s rustic charm as a classic representation of traditional holiday accomodation in Tasmania.

Cliff top hideaway is only 15 minutes drive from the township of Cygnet where you can dine out or pick up your supplies and wander through the many shops and galleries.

Hobart city is just under one hour drive and you can choose three alternate routes including the scenic coastal drive via Kettering.

Clifftop Hideaway is a great base to explore tasmania,s beautiful south from, with most tourist attractions within two hours drive or just kick back and enjoy the views and walks from home!

CLIFFTOP HIDEAWAY

Contact Gai via website:

Web: www.clifftop-hideaway.com

or mobile No: 0439319704

 

Birdwatching Clubs and Other Interesting Sites

Birds Australia / Birds Tasmania
c/o Sally Bryant GPO Box 68 HOBART TAS 7001

Birding in Tasmania
http://www.birdingintas.net

Birdline Tasmania
http://www.eremaea.com/BirdlineRecentSightings.aspx?Birdline=3

 




Local Guides, Day Tours and Charters

Inala, Bruny Island

Dr. Tonia Cochran is the owner and principle guide of Inala Nature Tours, a birding and wildlife tour company based on Bruny Island, Tasmania. Tonia is a qualified biologist and birder with many years of field experience as a guide and tour leader throughout Australia. She moved to Tasmania from Melbourne in 1988 to live at "Inala" a 500 acre Land for Wildlife property and internationally renowned birding hotspot on Bruny Island, which is now the base of her travel agency and tour operation. Tonia is heavily involved with the conservation of threatened species, and is committed to promoting a tourism industry that is ecologically sustainable and educational, which underpins the programs offered at Inala Nature Tours.
Tonia and her team of experienced local specialist bird and nature guides offer a range of tour options, from half day to 3 day tours of Bruny Island to longer tours around Tasmania. Tours are personalised to suit each group and the Inala guides are chosen for their depth of knowledge of natural history (particularly birds, wildlife and flora), local knowledge of where to find species and their capacity to make their tours interesting and enjoyable for their guests.


Contact: Dr. Tonia Cochran
"Inala", 320 Cloudy Bay Road
Bruny Island TAS AUST 7150
Phone: (03) 6293 1217 (ISD +61 3 6293 1217)
Fax: (03) 6293 1082 (ISD +61 3 6293 1082)

http://www.inalabruny.com.au
Email: inala@inalabruny.com.au



Boat & Pelagic Tours

Pelagic trips from Eaglehawk Neck, Tasmania
run at irregular intervals 3 to 4 times a year. They are organised on a not for profit basis and cost $75 to $85 depending on the number of participants. One-off charters can be arranged for six or more people although several months notice is required to organise the vessel. Compared with other Australian pelagics Tasmanian Pelagic trips are characterised by high species diversity but relatively low numbers of individuals. Winter possibilities include Grey Petrel, Sooty Albatrosses, Royal Albatross, Prions, Grey Backed Storm-Petrels and other cold water species. Summer possibilities include Gould's Petrel, Mottled Petrel, White-chinned Petrel and numbers of Albatross. For details of upcoming trips contact Rohan Clarke.
Email: rohan@wildlifeimages.com.au

 

Australian Pelagic Home Page
A page dedicated to those with an interest in pelagic bird watching, photography and whale-watching. Offering some interesting information on what can be seen around oceans of Australia. Pelagic trips have been departing from a number of ports around Australia for many years now. For information on these take a look at the Pelagic Directory. All of these pelagics are operated on a non profit basis and provide much valuable information about our little known seabirds.
http://www.tonypalliser.com


 

Sealife Experience Tasmania
Come on board Sunfish with the Sealife crew for your chance to get up close and personal with some of marine wildlife. Sealife Experience's scenic boat tours will take you into White Bellied Sea Eagle, Wedge Tailed Eagle and Albatross territory for your chance to see these magnificent birds in their natural environment. Take this opportunity to see the diminishing Giant Kelp forests of Fortescue Bay and the Tasman Peninsula. You will also see Australian Fur Seals and dolphins with a chance of seeing Southern Right and Humpback Whales as they migrate. Cast your eyes over some of the most geo significant and visually stunning sea cliffs in all of Australia. The Sealife crew also take you into sea caves and under the famous waterfall in Waterfall bay, where water cascades from the forest into the sea.
http://www.sealife.com.au/


Tasmanian Based Tour Operators and Tours

Inala- Bruny Island

INALA NATURE TOURS is based on Bruny Island, one of the main birding hotspots in Tasmania. We offer guided personalised birding and nature tours of Bruny Island and other destinations around Tasmania and mainland Australia. Tours operate on demand for group sizes ranging from private tours for single individuals to groups of 20 or more people. A selection of tours ranging from half to three days duration (including night excursions) are offered on Bruny Island; personalised tours around Tasmania and other parts of Australia are designed according to each group's requirements and interests.

Inala guides are chosen for their depth of knowledge of natural history (particularly birds, wildlife and flora), local knowledge and their capacity to make their tours interesting and enjoyable for their guests.

Contact: Dr. Tonia Cochran "Inala", 320 Cloudy Bay Road
Bruny Island TAS AUST 7150

Phone: (03) 6293 1217 (ISD +61 3 6293 1217)

Fax: (03) 6293 1082 (ISD +61 3 6293 1082)

Licensed travel agent: TAS 149; TIDS 96-8 2885 2
http://www.inalabruny.com.au
Email: inala@inalabruny.com.au

 

Interstate Tour Operators visiting Tasmania

Australasian Ornithological Services Pty Ltd
Australian Ornithological Services (formerly Inland Bird Tours) started in Deniliquin in the southern Riverina area of N.S.W. 15 years ago.
The main focus of those tours was the Plains-wanderer. While the Plains-wanderer is still our flagship species we have increased our repertoire to include all States of Australia and New Zealand, specialising in difficult skulkers and nocturnal birds.
We are the inland specialists for serious birders. We endeavour to ensure that the whole group see the birds and not just a lucky few.

Tour leader, Philip Maher, is interested in all aspects of natural history.
The Strzelecki Track 2000 trip report and other trip reports can be found at:
http://www.philipmaher.com/main.htm

Patricia Maher Australian Ornithological Services P/L
P.O. Box 385
South Yarra Victoria 3141
phone/fax: +61 3 98204223
mobile 0417310200
Email: enquiries@philipmaher.com
http://www.philipmaher.com/

 

Birding Tours Australia

Birding Tours Australia operates many different trips around Newcastle, The Hunter Valley and Sydney. We can also organise tours around New South Wales, anywhere in Australia or in fact anywhere around the world. All our tours can be conducted at a pace to suit your needs from relaxed to extreme, but all will concentrate on locating as many species as possible across various habitats.

If you have specific destinations within Australia or target species we can organise a custom tour to accommodate your needs.

 

Sicklebill Safaris

Sicklebill Safaris arranges bird and wildlife orientated tours throughout Australia. We specialise in customised private tours for individuals and small groups either with our experienced guides or will help you set up your own self guided tours through our tour arranging service. We regularly visit most of the major birding areas in Australia including the Eastern Seaboard, The Northern Territory, Tasmania, Western Australia, and the desert and mallee regions of the south.

Please visit our website at www.sicklebillsafaris.com for further information and feel free to contact us if you have any queries. We are happy to make suggestions and work with you to set up the best tour possible for your interests and budget.

Phil and Sue Gregory
Cassowary House, PO Box 387, Kuranda, Queensland 4881

Phone Intl: 61 7 4093 7318 Within Australia: 07 4093 7318
Fax Intl: 61 7 4093 9855 Within Australia: 07 4093 9855
Eddress:
sicklebill@optusnet.com.au

 

WILD WATCH AUSTRALIA with experienced professional naturalist, Jonathan Munro.

Personalised bird watching and wildlife excursions for individuals and groups. Excursions can be fully accommodated and are tailored to your interests. Destinations include Cape York, Lakefield and Iron Range, Georgetown and the Western Gulf Savannah, Darwin, Kakadu and Litchfield NPs, Lamington NP, Tasmania, Victoria and most other notable birding areas within Australia. Clients include well-known international birding companies, Audubon societies, university and zoo groups and film crews.

Please visit our web site for more details:


Wild Watch Australia
http://www.wildwatch.com.au

email: info@wildwatch.com.au
or      munro.jonathan@gmail.com.
or      jmunro@wildwatch.com.au
or      jmunro@austarnet.com.au


P.O. Box 707 , Ravenshoe,
Queensland 4888
Australia
Phone/fax: (07)  4097 6747 or 4097 7408
International: +(617) 4097 7408
Mobile : 0429 438 064

 

Birding Services Brisbane (Birding Tours)

We offer day or longer tours in mainly in SE Queensland, but often go further afield, particularly to Northern Territory, Northern Queensland, SW Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania. Our tour itineraries are designed to suit each client. Travel is by modern air-conditioned 4WD vehicle (or hire bus for larger groups).
Our rates are reasonable and are available on application. We also cater for larger overseas groups. Our guide is consultant ornithologist, Roy Sonnenburg [former president of Birds Queensland], who has completed post-graduate studies in ornithology and has been studying and observing our unique Australian birds for over 30 years. Roy is assisted by his wife Helen.
(All necessary licences and permits are held as well as current first aid qualifications.)

Home/wk: 07 3256 6952 International: +61 7 3256 6952
Mobile: 0417 637 560
Fax: 07 3256 7692 International: +61 7 3256 7692
Email: royson@uq.net.au
Web:  http://www.birdingservices.com.au

 

Endemic Bird Tours Australia

Endemic Bird Tours Australia specialises in customised birdwatching tours throughout Australia. Our focus is to provide you with the most rewarding birding experience possible - whether you wish to see numerous species at a faster pace or fewer species at a gentler pace, we are here to arrange a tour that suits you.

We are based in the Hunter Valley (on the east coast of New South Wales, 2 hours from Sydney International Airport) though are able to arrange extended tours that take in the many unique birding areas around Australia, including the Top End, South-west WA, Queensland Wet Tropics, the arid interior and Tasmania. These are just examples of places we can take you – please tell us what you wish to see and we will customise an itinerary to suit you at very competitive prices.

With over 330 endemic species of birds, Australia is a country not be missed for seeing unique birds found nowhere else on Earth. Indeed, Australia is considered a world ‘hotspot’ of endemism, not only in terms of birds, but in biodiversity in general (for example Australia ranks as the country with the most endemic reptiles and mammals and second in terms of birds – only Indonesia ranks higher).

Keep in mind that we are not restricted to just birdwatching tours - we are able to show you many unique facets of the Australian environment. Please take a look around our website and feel free to contact us if you have any queries.

Contact:
Mick Roderick
61 2 4023 0322
61 421 761 237
info@endemicbirdtours.com.au or mickhhb@yahoo.com.au
www.endemicbirdtours.com.au

 


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