Sentences with phrase «see wallabies»

If we are lucky we may see the wallabies that inhabit the gorge as well as kangaroos and emus abundant in the area.

Enjoy the gorgeous million - dollar view from the veranda and see wallabies and native birds.

The Island abounds in natural wild life, with a myriad of bird species and the chance to see wallabies and koalas in the wild.

They will see wallabies, a wonderful array of birdlife and maybe even a koala.

The walking tracks allow you to explore the surrounding woodlands where you'll discover interesting flora, bird life and see wallabies and kangaroos up close.

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Definitely make sure to check out the new Aussie Kingdom where you can see and interact with kangaroos, wallabies, wallaroos, and other Australian wildlife.

By developing a pokies - like game for the wallabies, the research — recently published in PLOS ONE by Curtin University's Dr Wiebke Ebeling and colleagues — was able to determine exactly what the animals saw and how their colour perception differed from other species.

Mammals are harder to see, except for agile wallabies in the woodland; these beautiful little wallabies move out into open areas near dusk.

I am eager to see the pictures with wallabies!

We see swamp wallabies, a variety that we hadn't seen yet.

As well as plenty of bird species you are most likely to see large goannas, rare tammar wallabies, a unique subspecies of echidna, and the Kangaroo Island kangaroo (a shorter version of the western grey kangaroo found on the mainland).

Discover some of Australia's unique wildlife on an out - of - the - ordinary adventure Globus has arranged... an excursion to Kangaroo Island, where you'll see rare Australian sea lions, the iconic kangaroo, wallabies, koalas, and New Zealand fur seals.

Take a ferry to Raymond Island to see its resident koala colony, and to Rotamah Island, renowned for its kangaroos, wallabies and 140 species of birds.

As your camel quietly pads along, glimpse the magnificent parrots as they dart from tree to tree, listen to the melodious sounds of the bird life and there may be a chance to see kangaroos, wallabies and emus and perhaps even an echidna as it scurries for cover or rolls into a ball to camouflage itself.

Platypus Waterholes — A multitude of bird life, kangaroos, wallabies, geese, echidnas and goannas are regularly seen on this walk.

See the Twelve Apostles on the Great Ocean Road, try your luck panning for gold at Sovereign Hill, explore the Grampians National Park, get up close to sea lions at Seal Bay, explore Flinders Chase National Park, wander among the Remarkable Rocks, see New Zealand fur seals at Admirals Arch, watch kangaroos and Tammar wallabies graze out in the open at Kelly Hill Conservation PaSee the Twelve Apostles on the Great Ocean Road, try your luck panning for gold at Sovereign Hill, explore the Grampians National Park, get up close to sea lions at Seal Bay, explore Flinders Chase National Park, wander among the Remarkable Rocks, see New Zealand fur seals at Admirals Arch, watch kangaroos and Tammar wallabies graze out in the open at Kelly Hill Conservation Pasee New Zealand fur seals at Admirals Arch, watch kangaroos and Tammar wallabies graze out in the open at Kelly Hill Conservation Park.

Visit the majestic Kelly Hill Caves and see kangaroos and wallabies in Kelly Hill Conservation Park.

After a two - course lunch travel to Flinders Chase National Park to see a host of native Australian animals — kangaroos, wallabies, koalas, echidnas, goannas and more..

Watch as native birds rest among waterlilies, see saltwater crocodiles, wild horses and wallabies in their natural habitats, and discover why this unspoiled wilderness is a World Heritage listed landmark.

Homely Rainforest Bungalow where birds, butterflies and wallabies can be seen from large private verandahs overlooking the rainforest.

The scenery is simply awesome, with soaring granite peaks, deep gorges and waterholes, and it's one of the best places to see the rare yellow - footed rock wallaby.

Enjoy dinner under the stars at a remote and beautiful outpost that borders a «small» sheep station of 2.5 million acres — a special experience Globus had included to make sure your Australia vacation is unique.Other highlights of this Australia tour include an excursion to Kangaroo Island to see Australian sea lions, koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, and New Zealand fur seals in one of the world's last unspoiled habitats.

We will see wildlife including kangaroos, wallabies, seals, sea lions, koalas, bird life, goannas, penguins, possums and possibly echidna, platypus, bandicoots, dolphins, whales (in season) plus more.

Guests can hope to see Kangaroo Island kangaroos, koalas, echidnas, Sea Lions, Tamar Wallabies, a variety of bird life, wildflowers and Eucalyptus forests.

Visit a national park for bush walking, scenic lookouts, Aboriginal culture, wildflowers (over 850 species in spring) and even see a kangaroo or wallaby.

There is prolific wildlife throughout the Island: visitors can expect to see some of the 325 species of birds including Australia's stork, the jabiru, several species of wallaby, possums, flying foxes, echidnas and eastern Australia's purest population of dingo.

It's small but filled with culture, from Victorian market towns to animal encounters — see if you can spot the wallabies roaming the wetlands — and plenty of adventure for those who love the great outdoors.

You may even be lucky enough to see one of the shy local possums or wallabies as you cook your evening meal on the electric barbecue.

See Australian wildlife including potoroos, bettongs, wallabies, kangaroos and maybe platypus.

Experience snorkelling with thousands of fish, viewing marine birdlife, possible dolphin, turtle and stingray sighting and see the Swamp Faced Wallabies.

Walk across sand dunes and through bushland to a secluded beach stretching 23 kilometres and see Swamp Face Wallabies only found on South Stradbroke Island.

Expect to see kangaroos, wallabies, Australian Sea Lions, New Zealand Fur Seals, platypus, echidnas, Southern Right Whales (in season), koalas, dolphins, Brush Tailed Possums, penguins, goannas (in season), cockatoos and lots more.

Visit Featherdale Wildlife Park to see Australia's unique wildlife — kangaroos, koalas, emus, wallabies etc, feed the animals, have a photo taken with a koala and watch native birds fly around.

See iconic Australian wildlife animals such as Kangaroos, Wallabies, Dingos, Emus, Deer, Alpacas in our newly developed petting area.

There is opportunity to see the colourful birds and animals living in this fantastic environment — many colourful parrots, robins, wrens, and rainforest wallabies as well as other creatures — lizards, skinks, spiders and snakes (at a safe distance!)

Lorikeets, scrub turkeys, frogs and occasional wallaby are some of the wildlife that you may see while here.

Then on to pristine Flinders Chase, where you may search for koala, echidna and platypus and see the Dama wallaby and Western Grey kangaroo grazing in their natural habitat along with Cape Barren geese, the occasional goanna and abundant bird populations.

After cooking up a barbecue feast at our cottage we head out for a nocturnal walk to see all the animals active at night, this includes penguins (we see penguins on a wild beach rather than a commercial penguin parade), rare Tammar Wallabies, Brush Tailed Possums and of course kangaroos.

You can also see many varieties of native bird life including the Bush Stone Curlew or feed the wallabies and fish.

Chef Dan Hunter's ever - changing menu showcases local ingredients, so expect to see anything from wallaby tartare to rock lobster on the menu.

On the Atherton Tablelands you can swim in ancient volcanoes or see Platypus in the wild, feed Kangaroos and Rock Wallabies by hand as they come up to you to say hello.

You'll see lots of Australian birds, and maybe an echidna or wallaby, and enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding farmland from the top.

Visit remote untouched beaches, seeing fur seals and wallabies, koalas and many different birds along the way.

You can both see the rare Cassowary or Lumholtz Tree Kangaroo and feed the wallabies and kangaroos together.

You can feed the wallabies and the kangaroos and see up close the endangered Cassowary.

Prime wildlife - spotting locations include the Kennett River, the Grampians National Park, and Great Otway National Park, where you'll have the chance to see koalas, grey kangaroos, and swamp wallabies in the wild.

See native animal and birds such as koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, parrots, cockatoos, galahs and kookaburras in their natural habitat.

We saw Kangaroos & Wallabies jumping around and Phil, the owner, made sure we felt at home on his property.

Other fauna you can expect to see while visiting includes Bennetts wallabies, pademelons, echidnas and wombats.

Other highlights include hand feed kangaroo and wallabies and see koalas.