by Echidna Walkabout | April 23, 2024 | Wild Top End, Wildlife News
Crocodile eyes are superb: Estuarine Crocodile Kakadu National Park Janine Duffy Estimated reading time: 6 minutes In PART TWO of our story about crocodile eyes we “look into” these superb organs that adjust instantly, in or out of water, by day or night...
by Roger Smith | April 8, 2024 | Wild Top End, Wildlife News
Crocodile eyes are amongst the most sophisticated of all animals Janine Duffy Estimated reading time: 5 minutes Encounter between a crocodile and a feral pig leaves us stunned by the power and speed of the predator. We’re left wondering if crocodiles can play a...
by Roger Smith | April 4, 2024 | Wild Top End, Wildlife News
Small group taking time to enjoy Kakadu on our Wild Top End tour Roger Smith Estimated reading time: 7 minutes To enjoy Kakadu take your time says Kakadu Guide, Roger Smith. “Rushing Kakadu doesn’t work. Spend at least two full weeks in the Top End. Stay a few...
by Roger Smith | July 5, 2023 | Conservation Projects, Wildlife News
Citizen Science on the beach at Ningaloo: plant ID (photo: Ingrida Spole) Estimated reading time: 6 minutes Can genuine citizen science projects fulfil a desire to make holidays more meaningful? Recent research has revealed a huge shift towards protecting nature from...
by Roger Smith | September 17, 2021 | Conservation Travel, Tours, Wildlife News
Australians can give back to our endangered wildlife by joining a world class tour — now at special bargain prices At last Covid’s long haul of lockdowns is coming to an end. On current estimates, by mid November Australians should be able to start travelling...
by Roger Smith | June 20, 2021 | Bird News, Wild Top End, Wildlife News
Come to the Katherine Bird Festival this September There’s lots of great reasons why you should learn birds in Katherine — and they’re not all bird related! Do you love colourful birds? The most psychedelic of them all may be Australia’s tiny Gouldian Finch (pictured...
