Byron Bay Bird Watching Tour with Local Ecologist
Soak up the sights and sounds of Byron Bay on this small-group Bird Watching Tour with local ecologist Locky Cooper. Explore wetland, woodland and rainforest habitats, spot loads of native and migratory birds, enjoy a picnic brunch in the rainforest and return to Byron Bay by early afternoon.
Highlights
- Spot native and migratory birds across wetland, woodland and rainforest habitats
- Guided by Locky Cooper, local ecologist and top-notch birder
- Enjoy a picnic brunch in the rainforest with locally sourced treats
- Small-group vibe for better bird spotting and expert tips
- Pick up from Byron Bay accommodation at 7:00 am, back by 1:00 pm
Inclusions
- Transport to and from Byron Bay accommodation
- Guiding by expert local ecologist
- All birdwatching equipment
- Picnic brunch in the rainforest
Description
Get your boots on and join the Byron Bay Bird Watching Tour with local ecologist Locky Cooper. Kicking off from Byron Bay at 7:00 am, you'll spend a cracking six hours exploring the wild side of the Northern Rivers, with your sights set on some of Australia's most eye-catching birds.
You'll wander through wetland, woodland and lush rainforest, spotting everything from the cheeky Rainbow Lorikeet to the elegant Royal Spoonbill. With Locky leading the way, you'll pick up loads of local stories and birding know-how, plus a few new tricks for spotting those harder-to-find beauties.
Midway through the morning, tuck into a picnic brunch in the heart of the rainforest, think good food, surrounded by towering trees and the sounds of nature all around. It's a top chance to relax, chat about what you've seen and hear more yarns from your guide.
This small-group tour is all about making birdwatching personal and fun, whether you're a nature lover, keen photographer or just after a fresh way to explore Byron's wild places. You'll be dropped back at your Byron Bay digs by 1:00 pm, full of stories and maybe with a few new feathered mates on your life list.
Additional Information
- Wetland: Australasian Grebe, Comb-crested Jacana, Australian Pelican, Royal Spoonbill, Azure Kingfisher and more
- Woodland: Rainbow Bee eater, Superb Fairy-wren, Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo, Forest Kingfisher, Eastern Yellow Robin and others
- Rainforest: Noisy Pitta (cooler months), Emerald Dove, Eastern Whipbird, Wompoo Pigeon, Green Catbird to name a few