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Group birding in savannah woodland near Timber Creek (photo copyright Marg Lacey)

'Best of Top End Birding' August 2015 group posing on the last day at Charles Darwin National Park (photo copyright Mike Jarvis)

Advantages:- lower cost, company of like minded people who enjoy wildlife and share conservation values, small groups - maximum of only seven guests.

Tours tend to book out very quickly so early booking is recommended.

Upcoming group tours and dates below.

Group Tour dates for 2021

Hooded Parrot at Pine Creek (photo copyright Mike Jarvis)

Gouldian Finch on Bullita Road near Timber Creek (photo copyright Maree Hanrahan)

Breakfast with Gouldians

August 16,17; September 13,14; October 11,12. Two days and one night bird watching Savannah Woodland including an early morning bush breakfast by a waterhole that is a regularly visited by Gouldian Finches, other finches and parrots, a great opportunity to see one of Australia's most sought after birds! See itinerary

Male Comb-crested Jacana with nest and eggs (photo copyright Mike Jarvis)

Kakadu Nature's Way - Five days
July 26-30; October 4-8. Birding, nature and culture tour, staying one night at Mary River Park, two nights in Kakadu National Park and one in Pine Creek. Group or private charter. Find out more about this tour

Best of Top End Birding - Nine to thirteen days

Late afternoon birding in the Victoria River district (photo copyright Mike Jarvis)

August 23-31, 2021. Combine the best birding and nature areas in the Top End! This is a nine day tour through prime finch and parrot country from Darwin to Kakadu, Katherine to Timber Creek then we cross over to WA to explore Lake Argyle and Kununurra. Guests can depart from Kununurra by air or extend the experience with a four day drive back to Darwin. Find out more about this tour

Top End Birds and Wildlife

September 18-25, 2021. (Fully booked) Ten day's birding around Darwin, Pine Creek, Timber Creek, Katherine, Kakadu and Mary River. Starting with prime birding locations around Darwin's mangroves, monsoon forests and parklands, then Mary River National Park and the famous Kakadu National Park. We continue on through open savannah country to Pine Creek and Katherine. Then we follow the Victoria River through wide open plains and rugged escarpment ranges to Timber Creek. Then its back to the Pine Creek area and Darwin. See itinerary

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