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Inala Nature Tours

Locality: South Bruny

Phone: +61 3 6293 1217

Address: 320 Cloudy Bay Road 7150 South Bruny, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.inalanaturetours.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Spaces have become available on our Two Day - Pelagic, Seabirds & Waders Tour of SE Tasmania - Saturday 13 & Sunday 14 February 2021. This short, punchy two-day/one-night tour combines a pelagic tour to the continental shelf with a day of wader and shorebird hunting. AUD$ 930 per person twin share All details on the website ( itinerary tab)... https://www.inalanaturetours.com.au//two-day-pelagic-seabi ( Image: Gibson's Albatross - Peter Vaughan)

25.01.2022 Our next Foundation Volunteer Event is in two weeks - Let us know if you would like to join us for two days of good old fashioned hard work in the bush combined with lots of fascinating learning about environmental management.

24.01.2022 We have two Bruny Tours coming up that have been booked and confirmed by solo birders who are willing to share their birding and nature tours with others, this is great for like-minded company and reduces both parties tour costs on what is still a private tour with a specialist guide. If either of the dates and tours below suit you, do let us know and we shall arrange the details. Feb 1st - Full Day Bruny Tour - 7.30am - 5pm Lunch Included ( shared price is $450 per person Fe...b 2nd - Inala 3hr Property Tour starting at 7.30am ( shared price is $180 per person) ( Images of 12 endemics: Scrubtit: Alfred Schulte, Yellow-throated Honeyeater: Dennis Braddy, Black-headed Honeyeater: Chris Tzaros, Dusky Robin: Hal Snyder, Strong-billed Honeyeater: Cat Davidson, Forty-spotted Pardalote: Ken and Margaret Campbell, Native Hen: Brent Thompson, Black Currawong: Hal Snyder, Yellow Wattlebird: Chris Tzaros, Tasmanian Thornbill: Peter Vaughan, Tasmanian Scubwren: Ramit Singal, Green Rosella: Keith Kennedy )

22.01.2022 A few lucky participants at Saturday's Swift Parrot workshop were lucky enough to spy this parrot having a bath in the Inala creek. Thanks to all who attended the Swift Parrot day! With wonderful people like you in its corner, we have great hope for the future of the Swift Parrot. The event was made possible by NRM South with funding from the Australian Government's National Landcare program.

22.01.2022 We are delighted to be collaborating with NRM South for a free-to-attend 4hr Swift Parrot public event on Saturday 21st at Inala to be run by several members of the Inala specialist bird guide team. All details are below, sign up through the eventbrite link. It is the perfect time of year to see Swift Parrots in the wild, learn all about them and discuss how we can all best help them survive. If you decide to make a weekend of it and stay on Bruny, we have two perfectly l...ocated birding cottages within the Inala conservation reserve available to book on our website. This event is supported by NRM South with funding from the Australian Government’s National Landcare Program

20.01.2022 The property tours are really fantastic at the moment with so much bird activity on the Inala Conservation Reserve. Yesterday some highlights of a 3hr walking tour included a Satin Flycatcher pair, a Pink Robin, Swift Parrots, a family of Grey-shrike Thrush with a newly fledged chick, a Fantail cuckoo singing beautifully in a perfect viewing position and 10 out of the 12 endemic birds sighted ..... not to mention, the orchids, mammals and general glorious sights and sounds o...f the Tasmania bush in spring. 3hr guided tour with specialist bird guide = $180 per person for 2 or more guests ( Image Satin Flycatcher : Dennis Braddy)

20.01.2022 Kirsty Dixon talking to presenter Helen Shield on ABC Hobart this afternoon. "There are 8 species of micro bat in Tasmania, it wouldn't surprise me if all of them are to be found at Inala" So exciting and we are all so looking forward to Kirsty's Bat Night at Inala tomorrow, learning all about our marvellous microbats and discovering which species are making a home in the habitat on the conservation reserve.... Spaces left if you would like to join us: $35 - Starts 8pm - Indoor presentation and outdoor walk - please book by email [email protected] or call 03 6293 1217 Image: Dan Brown

18.01.2022 The Waratah hybrid ‘Shady Lady’ (red flower) is glorious and more than happy with the mix of warm days and rain. Follow our Inala Jurassic Garden instagram for more upcoming pics.

17.01.2022 Our cottages located within the Inala Nature Reserve were previously fully booked in February and March, but due to border changes a few reservations have now become available. Have a look at the accommodation chart on the website and snap up a stay with us at an excellent time for birding and nature activity in Tasmania. https://www.inalanaturetours.com.au/book-now/accommodation ( Images of 12 endemics: Scrubtit: Alfred Schulte, Yellow-throated Honeyeater: Dennis Braddy, Black-headed Honeyeater: Chris Tzaros, Dusky Robin: Hal Snyder, Strong-billed Honeyeater: Cat Davidson, Forty-spotted Pardalote: Ken and Margaret Campbell, Native Hen: Brent Thompson, Black Currawong: Hal Snyder, Yellow Wattlebird: Chris Tzaros, Tasmanian Thornbill: Peter Vaughan, Tasmanian Scubwren: Ramit Singal, Green Rosella: Keith Kennedy )

17.01.2022 It is not too late to book a place on Bat Night on the 28th Nov. Preparations are moving ahead swimmingly and Kirsty has set up bat detectors at many key locations around the Inala Conservation Reserve to record all the numerous bat shenanigans going on while we sleep. $35 per person, email us on [email protected] Nov 28th 2020 - Starts at 8pm... https://www.facebook.com/events/3409664632420154 See more

16.01.2022 A strong and beautiful bird to start a brand new strong and beautiful year - we hope to see you at Inala or on a tour very soon. Stay safe, stay strong, stay connected with nature and let us all never stop striving to conserve & protect our incredible natural world. Much love from the whole Inala team... ( Image: Southern Cassowary - Dennis Braddy)

15.01.2022 Look at these adorable wee souls. Are you as intrigued as we are by bats? If you would like to discover more about Tasmania's bats, their behaviours, abilities, lives and habitats? Then why not come along to our evening bat presentation and walk at Inala with Tasmanian bat experts Kirsty Dixon and Andy Spate. All details in the event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/3409664632420154 Nov 28th 8pm start - $35 per person, places are limited so booking is essential (+12 ...years only). Contact us for bookings and further details by phone or e-mail: (03) 6293 1217 [email protected] Images: Dan Brown

13.01.2022 Splish splash I was taking a bath how was I to know there was a bird tour going on?! One of the highlights from this weekend’s free guided tour at Inala Natur...e Tours was catching sight of this swiftie taking a dip in the Inala creek. This beautiful parrot species is critically endangered and, to ensure its survival, it is essential to conserve mature eucalypt dominated forests and woodlands both for food resources and for the formation of suitable nesting hollows. It looks like they might be partial to a nice bit of creek frontage too! This event was supported by NRM South through funding from the Australian Government’s National Landcare Program. See more

13.01.2022 Today and Tomorrow - join us for a dinosaur egg hunt in the Inala Jurassic Garden. All ages welcome - $10 each ($10 for parents/guardians) Sat 3rd & Sun 4th April - Arrive anytime between 9am and 5pm and then take a self guided hunt around the garden with a Jurassic map to help you find six dinosaur nests. At each nest you get a chocolate egg reward and stamp your map with a dinosaur image - collect all six stamps and you get a dinosaur toy to take home.... No bookings required. T-Rex art at Inala created by Kerry Marvell 320 Cloudy Bay Road

11.01.2022 We are delighted to provide a prize for one of the categories in this years Tasmanian Twitchathon. Do sign up if you are a birder in Tasmania, it is great fun to be involved in and all money raised is going to the fabulous Difficult Birds Research Group We look forward to welcoming the winners of the 12 hr category to Inala.

09.01.2022 What a delight to get such a kind review of Craig's stay in one of our Inala cottages as our 50th accommodation review. We always appreciate the effort it takes to leave a review in everyone's busy lives and are so grateful as it makes a huge difference for helping other bird and nature lovers discover us when they are planning their own trips to Tasmania. ( Tour reviews and Jurassic Garden reviews on seperate TA pages) https://www.tripadvisor.com.au/ShowUserReviews-g504285-d253

08.01.2022 This Inala Newsletter is all about Australian nature lovers embracing this opportunity to explore your own glorious continent and get to the places you have been 'meaning to get to' for years. Many of our tours run back to back so you can build your own nature and birding megatour. Jump in feet first and tell us where you would like to go. https://mailchi.mp/inalanat/australians-exploring-australia

07.01.2022 Re-sharing this adorable video from two years ago, because it always makes us smile

06.01.2022 Wonderful visit from a merry gang from the Tasmanian Field Naturalists dodging the showers yesterday at the Inala Conservation Reserve. They helped bioblitz our fantastic array of flora and fauna and name some of the more obscure and unusual insect and fungi species in Inala’s biodiverse environment. We have also just established an iNaturalist.org project for The Inala Foundation so every guest staying at inala can add their images to the collective pot of knowledge if they... wish. It is fabulous watching all the images from yesterdays visit flow in already. https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/inala-nature-foundation Images: Catherine Young

02.01.2022 As a thank you for your support and patience this year, we are excited to offer a 5% discount* off the price of any twin-share booking on any Australian group tour listed on the Inala website if you make your reservation and secure a place before 31 December 2020. Please be assured that we will maintain our current flexible arrangements which include transferring to another reservation of your choice should your tour choice be affected by any Covid-related complications.

02.01.2022 Dear Australians You have probably heard that from April 1st to July 31st Australians can purchase half price flights to many regional destinations around Australia. Take advantage of this offer to link in to one of our many fantastic Nature tours, running in every state throughout his year. How about flying to Broome for the wonderful new Inala tour " Broome and Dampier Peninsula Indigenous Culture, Dinosaur tracks, Cetaceans, Birds, Stars and more. 24 July - 2 August 2021..." https://www.inalanaturetours.com.au/australia

01.01.2022 On Easter Weekend join us for a dinosaur egg hunt in the Inala Jurassic Garden. ( South Bruny Island ) All ages welcome - $10 each ($10 for parents/guardians) Sat 3rd & Sun 4th April - Arrive anytime between 9am and 5pm and then take a self guided hunt around the garden with a Jurassic map to help you find six dinosaur nests. At each nest you get a chocolate egg reward and stamp your map with a dinosaur image - collect all six stamps and you get a dinosaur toy to take home. No bookings required