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Beach to Bush Half Day Tour
Tour
About
Where you'll be
Dee Why surf club, The Strand
Dee Why NSW 2099
What's Available
8 featuresHalf Day or Less
Land - Self Propelled
Nature and wildlife
Carpark
Family Friendly
Public Toilet
Other tours by Aussie Bird Tours
Bush to Wetland Half Day Tour
Four hours of discovering birds at Chiltern Trail and Warriewood Wetlands. Chiltern Trail to look for the abundant honeyeater species and small bush birds in a classic Aussie bush habitat. A short drive to Warriewood Wetlands. Bring a sense of adventure as you listen and look for the various bird species inhabiting the local wetlands. Keep your eyes open for predatory birds such as the brown goshawk, fairywrens, wattlebirds, honeyeaters, spoonbill, cormorants, and a variety of duck species all live in and around the wetlands. Expect to see at least 40 different species of birds. Tour runs from 7 am-11 am.
Beach to Wetland Half Day Tour
Four hours of discovering birds at Dee Why Lagoon, Long Reef Aquatic Reserve and Warriewood Wetlands. Bring a sense of adventure as you listen and look for the various bird species inhabiting the local lagoon. Keep your eyes open for predatory birds such as the osprey and brown goshawk. Fairywrens, wattlebirds, honeyeaters, egrets, cormorants and a variety of duck species all live in and around the lagoon. Long Reef is known for its wading birds and migrants such as turnstones, plovers and stints. Look for offshore seabirds. You'll take a short drive to Warriewood Wetlands. Look for birds such as the grey goshawk, fairywrens, wattlebirds, honeyeaters, spoonbill, cormorants and ducks. Expect to see at least 40 different species of birds. Tour runs from 7 am-11 am.
Northern Beaches Sydney - multi habitat day tour
Nine hours of discovering birds around Sydney's northern beaches. Habitats include Dee Why Lagoon (coastal saltwater lagoon), Long Reef (coastal rock shelf), Warriewood Wetlands (swamp mahogany wetland), Irrawong Reserve (sub-tropical rainforest), Chiltern Trail (classic Aussie bush), McCarrs Creek (inland saltwater river) and some local secret spots. A variety of bird species will be seen on this Big Day of birding including: honeyeaters, egrets, fairywrens, wattlebirds, cormorants, waders, egrets, ducks, gerygones, birds of prey, cockatoos, parrots, lorikeets and many more. This is birding at its best in a variety of habitats all within a short walk/drive of each other. Expect to see 60-80 different species of birds. Tour runs from 7am- 4pm