Cape Range National Park and Ningaloo Marine Park
Exmouth, Western Australia
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'Birding Field Trip'
The avifauna of the Cape Range peninsula
reflects the range of habitats on the Cape, with its narrow coastal plains, dissected limestone uplands, sand plains and sand ridges,
extensive inter-tidal flats and large areas of
mangroves. The bird fauna is generally representative of the semi-arid
north west coasts and hinterlands.
A keen amateur 'birder' and photographer Macca loves to show visitors his amazing 'back yard'.
Look for kingfishers, terns, sand pipers,
plovers, curlews, herons, egrets, brahminy kites, jabiru, sea eagles, snipe,
fairy wrens, cuckoo shrikes, crested bell birds, quail, bustards, harriers, kites,
mangrove herons, oyster catchers, crested pigeon, dotterels,
honeyeaters, wood swallows, greenshanks, godwits, rainbow bee eaters, spinifex
pigeons, ospreys, pelicans, field wrens to name a few.
Full day and half day Birding Field Trips to
discover a wide variety of resident and migratory birds in the
environment that supports them can be conducted to suit individual requirements.
Exclusive to WestTreks, a full day Birding Field Trip offers you access to secluded beaches and bushlands.
Phone Macca direct on (08) 9949 2659 or 0429 492 659 to discuss your field trip.
What to bring: hat, sun screen, personal water bottle, binoculars, camera. We recommend walking shoes/boots. You can replenish your personal water bottle with cold water on board the vehicle.
Full day includes: Applicable access fee, morning/afternoon teas and lunch. Tour commences at 7.45 am and returns approximately 5.30 pm.
Half day includes: Applicable access fee, morning or afternoon tea.
Pricing - Full day: $ AU 199.00 Adult
Pricing - Half day: $ AU 145.00 Adult
This site was last updated 31-Mar-2010