Hi Bird -heads
Of course these "Top-Ten" lists are very subjective but are always
interesting and a lot of fun. I like to see what places other people
believe are worth travelling to.
Anyway here's my list
1. Kakadu NT– it’s pretty hard to go past this National Park as one
of the premier birding areas in Oz with plenty of NT endemics and
great scenery as well
2. Cairns region/Kingfisher Park QLD– Again lots of endemics and
great country
3. Cheynes Beach WA - Beautiful place and easy access to some of
Australia’s rarest birds
4. Bruny Island TAS – In summer this little island has easy access to
all the Tassy endemics plus some of the hard-to-get mainland
species as well, Pink robin, Swift Parrot, Olive Whistlers.
5. Lamington National Park QLD – No matter how many times you go here
Lamington takes your breath away and top birds too.
6. Gluepot SA – I have been to Gluepot on numerous occasions and it
just keeps on delivering.
7. Birdsville / Strzelecki tracks SA – Brilliant birding and amazing
country easily the best outback birding.
8. Capertee Valley NSW – The range and number of birds in this gem of
a place is mind boggling.
9. Werribee VIC – Phenomenal birding and plenty of vagrants to keep
you on your toes.
10. Hattah Lakes VIC – rare birds and beautiful Riverina scenery
I imagine I would put Iron range and Broome on the list but have yet to
visit these areas.
Cheers
David Kowalick
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