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Tablelands Wildlife Tour
Tour
About
A full day guided tour that visits a variety of different habitats in the Highlands above Cairns looking at the whole range of local wildlife from birds to mammals, butterflies and other insects, reptiles and if we are lucky and depending on the time of year, frogs. The actual itinerary will vary depending on weather, time of year, animal movements and the special requests of clients. While most Australian mammals are nocturnal amongst those we hope to see on our journey are the iconic Platypus and a variety of Kangaroos including the bizarre Lumholz’s Tree Kangaroo and a roost of Flying Foxes (Fruit Bats).
What's Available
9 featuresFull Day
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