Once is not enough …

One of the major features of Australia’s birds is that they are nomadic and respond, sometimes dramatically, to the presence or absence of rain. The country is enormous (just a little smaller than the lower 48 of the USA), complex, and a handful of its habitats and inhabitants can be a little challenging.

Australia, together with neighbouring New Guinea, has been isolated for more than 60 million years and as a consequence has evolved an astonishingly distinctive and remarkable fauna and flora. Australia’s birdlife has followed a similar evolutionary path and now boasts more than 340 endemic species, more than any other country in the world.

Come join me and explore this wonderful country. The only thing you need to worry about is that once you are here, you won’t want to leave!

Enquire about your Australian birding adventure now. Please feel free to contact David.

Gallery

Pygmy Geese Australia
Little Kingfisher
Northern Territory Australia
Quokka Western Australia
Male Musk Duck Australia
Galah Australia
Banksias Western Australia
Koala Australia
Numbung National Park Western Australia
Hooded Parrot Northern Territory Australia
Western Australia
Australia’s Dry Country after the rains
Common Bronzewing Australia
Banded Stilt Australia
Saltwater Crocodile Northern Australia
Quokka Western Australia
Banksias Western Australia
Nourlangie Rock Kakadu Northern Territory Australia
Plumed Whistling Duck Australia and New Guinea
Sunset Central Australia
Double-barred Finch Australia
Crimson Rosellas Australia
Uluru Australia

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