Wild Creatures in Unspoiled Places
Birdwatching and Nature Tours in Darwin and the Top End
Come and 'Experience the Wild' around Darwin and the Top End. We can take you to see an amazing variety of unique birdlife in monsoon forests, savannah woodlands, mangroves, wetlands and billabongs, all within an hour's drive of Darwin City.
We specialise in bird and nature watching tours. Guides Mike Jarvis and Chris Parker are passionate about the environment, local birdlife, wildlife and habitat as well as Indigenous culture and NT history and heritage.
With a maximum of six passengers, you are assured of a personalized experience as you travel in a comfortable, airconditioned 4WD.
Experience the Wild!
Around Darwin City there are many unspoiled areas that 'Experience the Wild' tours visit to showcase our birdlife and interpret the habitat.
If you would like to obtain a large list of sightings, we visit several of these habitats in a half-day or full-day encounter. If you are chasing certain target birds, we can take you to places you are most likely to see them. Or for the beginner, we can help you to just absorb the wild experience, learn about bird behavior, the ecology of the area and get to identify the birds we see and hear.
Click here to learn more about our Half Day Highlights and Full Day Encounter tours.
Click here for Graham Brown's 'Bugbits' link for fascinating information on invertebrates.
Click here to learn about Top End weather and seasons.
Download our free printable Darwin Birdlist
In the NT News!
Insect whisperer, Dr Graham Brown, is back in the NT News with 'Bugbits'! Pithy little articles on the insects that share our space. Here is the 14/5/12 article on March flies http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2012/05/13/303365_lifestyle.html
Often headlining with stories about crocodiles, Darwin's paper the NT News, had this article on 23rd of March 'Top End Awash with Birdlife'.
Noteworthy is the statement by Professor Richard Kingsford - "In the tropical north and places like the Gulf of Carpentaria, the rivers still flood as they have done for millennia. On the world stage, it shows Australia has some amazing rivers."
click http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2012/03/23/295421_ntnews.html if you would like to read the article.
