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25.01.2022 Blue Sky Wildlife, a wildlife tourism site that we advertise with, has won the 2017 Best Responsible Tourism Site from Travel Mole UK https://www.blueskywildlife.com/blue-sky-wildlife-wins-bes/ @TourismTopEnd @NorthernTerritoryAustralia @SeeAustralia @BlueSkyWildlife

22.01.2022 Good news for wildlife and habitat conservation in Arnhem Land

21.01.2022 Early morning walks with interested visitors to Kakadu for the Bird Week. Highlight was good views of a pair of Sandstone Shrike-thrushes that came within a few metres while the group was looking at rock art, also fleeting, but good views of a White-lined Honeyeater.

21.01.2022 Red-flowered Kurrajong (brachichiton paradoxum). These small trees throw all their leaves at the begining of the dry (to retain moisture) and then flower. You have leaves or flowers, but not both together at the same time. They are always worth a good look as they are a favourite with nectar feeders. This tree was right next to the Eucalypt with the orchids. #Kurrajong #TopEndTreesandPlants #BestofTopEndBirdingTour #ExperiencetheWild #TopEndNT #SeeKakadu #Kakadu #NorthernTerritory @TourismTopEnd @AusOutbackNT @Australia #Birdwatching #BirdwatchingTours #EcoTours #ConservationTours

21.01.2022 Another male Crimson Finch at Lake Kununurra #CrimsonFinch #BestofTopEndBirdingTour #ExperiencetheWild #TopEndBirds #TopEndNT #NTaustralia #SeeAustralia #NorthernTerritory #Kakadu #SeeKakadu @TourismTopEnd @AusOutbackNT @Australia #Birdwatching #BirdingTours #ConservationTours

18.01.2022 A unique opportunity awaits five keen amateur naturalists to join the Kakadu Naturalists’ Tour in May 24-29, 2018. With only five guests and two very experienced and dedicated nature guides, Ian Morris and Mike Jarvis, you will enjoy an immersion in new and surprising aspects of nature, wilderness and indigenous culture in the Kakadu and adjacent regions. https://youtu.be/-Wzb76TFsT0... Please visit https://www.experiencethewild.com.au/ to find out more about this tour.

17.01.2022 Sunset cruise on Yellow Water, Kakadu #ExperiencetheWild #TopEndBirdingandWildlifeTour #Kakadu NTAustralia #WildlifeTours

16.01.2022 Don't let your cat out!!!! Inside cats are healthier and safer, but more importantly wildlife is safer when they are kept away.

16.01.2022 Crimson Finch (male) at Lake Kununurra #CrimsonFinch #ExperiencetheWild #BestofTopEndBirding #TopEndBirds #TopEndNT #NTaustralia #SeeAustralia #NorthernTerritory #Kakadu #SeeKakadu @TourismTopEnd @AusOutbackNT @Australia #Birdwatching #BirdingTours #ConservationTours

16.01.2022 Comb-crested Jacana on Yellow Water cruise at Kakadu. They have the longest toes (relative to body size) of any bird on the planet. They are polyandric, the male cares for the young whle the female flits off , mates with another and then leaves him... The males are very astute fathers, some times gathering the small chicks under their wings to protect them. #CombCrestedJacana #TopEndBirds #BestofTopEndBirdingTour #ExperiencetheWild #TopEndNT #SeeKakadu #Kakadu #NorthernTerritory @TourismTopEnd @AusOutbackNT @Australia #Birdwatching #BirdwatchingTours #EcoTours #ConservationTours

15.01.2022 Wandering Whistling-duck family at Fogg Dam

11.01.2022 Kakadu Bird Week in the news...

11.01.2022 Hello fellow Aussie birders, Would you to join us on an exciting eighteen day, eighteen night tour (16 days birding) that covers the very best of Sri Lanka? Sri Lanka is becoming a very popular destination for birders from around the world for very good reason. There are five different habitat regions ranging from arid to rainforest to cool mountains. National Parks and Reserves protect a significant portion of the island and Sri Lanka has a long history of wildlife conserva...tion. The food is delicious, the people are warm and welcoming. We will have opportunities to see most of the bird species on this island paradise, plus elephants, leopards and other wildlife! Dates: January 31-February 17, 2019. For more info please check https://www.experiencethewild.com.au/

10.01.2022 https://youtu.be/jz7bmUJE2U0

09.01.2022 Here are some video highlights from our recent 'Kakadu Naturalists' Tour. To find out more about our tours please visit www.experiencethewild.com.au https://youtu.be/-Wzb76TFsT0

09.01.2022 Red-collared Lorikeet feeding in our Umbrella Tree. Red-collared Lorikeets are native to the Top End and even more gaudy than their close relative the Rainbow Lorikeet. Umbrella Trees are also native to closed forest, riparian areas in coastal northern Australia. #RedCollaredLorikeet #TopEndBirds #BestofTopEndBirdingTour #ExperiencetheWild #TopEndNT #SeeKakadu #Kakadu #NorthernTerritory @TourismTopEnd @AusOutbackNT @Australia #Birdwatching #BirdwatchingTours #EcoTours #ConservationTours

07.01.2022 Would you to join us on an exciting sixteen day tour that covers the very best of Sri Lanka? We will have opportunities to see most of the bird species on this island paradise, plus elephants, leopards and other wildlife! January 15-30, 2018. For more info please check https://www.experiencethewild.com.au/

05.01.2022 Tree Orchid (Cymbidium canaliculatum). This beautiful group are now in flower alongside the turn off to Warradjan Cultural Centre near Cooinda, Kakadu National Park. They flower from August to January are are seen in open woodland habitat on some Eucalypts and Melaleucas. This group are growing out of a couple of hollows on Eucalyptus grandifolia. #TreeOrchid #TopEndTreesandPlants #BestofTopEndBirdingTour #ExperiencetheWild #TopEndNT #SeeKakadu #Kakadu #NorthernTerritory @TourismTopEnd @AusOutbackNT @Australia #Birdwatching #BirdwatchingTours #EcoTours #ConservationTours

04.01.2022 Golden-headed Gouldian Finch filmed in the wild... along with a smorgasbord of other finches in glorious early morning light. https://youtu.be/CAL538JaGbY

03.01.2022 Kakadu Naturalists' Tour Six day, five night tour starting with woodland and wetland habitats in the Mary River region then through to the dramatic sandstone escarpments and wetlands of Australia's largest National Park, Kakadu. We explore open savannah country around Pine Creek then back to Darwin via Litchfield National Park. Total distance covered - 1200 kilometres. See map. Key species - Rainbow Pitta, Green-backed Gerygone, Broad-billed Flycatcher, Crimson Finch, Long-ta...iled Finch, Gouldian Finch, Hooded Parrot, Northern Rosella, Red-winged Parrot, Cockatiel, Red-tailed Black Cockatoo, Buff-sided Robin, Partridge Pigeon, Black-tailed Treecreeper and Sandstone Shrike-thrush. Red Goshawk, Black-breasted Buzzard. Kakadu escarpment endemics such as Chestnut-quilled Rock-pigeon, White-lined Honeyeater and Banded Fruit-dove. Will this tour suit me?- With the added value of Ian Morris’s expert guidance, Kakadu will yield even more of it’s secrets to enthusiastic nature lovers seeking a unique opportunity to encounter birds, reptiles, mammals, invertebrates and plants. In addition, the cultural heritage of Kakadu will feature strongly throughout this trip. All accommodation is in comfortable air-conditioned rooms with ensuites. We start before dawn and stop for a bush breakfast at beautiful locations surrounded by birdlife at its busiest. Lunch is enjoyed out in the field and dinners are ala carte menus at resorts or restaurants. Enjoy an after dinner slide presentation by Ian on subjects relative to the days exploration. Group is small, with a maximum of only five keen fellow naturalists, plus Ian and Mike. Cost - $4495 per person twin share, single supplement $495 2019 dates - May 20-25, 2019 (five seats left) https://youtu.be/HmD1q0Jwi78