A visit could take anything from an hour to over two hours. A choice of 3-4 routes is available. The 'Grand Circuit' covers almost the whole peninsula, including the path beside Coffs Creek on the east side. A boardwalk branching off from the Circuit leads through the Swamp Forest. At the end of the peninsula are the Japan and China areas with an ornamental lake.
The creek has cormorants and darters, Little (Striated) and White-faced Herons, Sacred Kingfishers (in summer) and Azure Kingfishers (in winter). Mangrove Gerygone might be seen or its distinctive song heard along the creek.
The forest and parkland have Spangled Drongo, Lewin's, Brown, White-faced and Blue-faced Honeyeaters and Scarlet Myzomela. Green Catbird and Satin Bowerbird are resident, while Regent Bowerbird visits in spring and autumn. Black-faced and Spectacled Monarchs occur in spring and summer, as do Fan-tailed Cuckoo and Shining Bronze-Cuckoo. Rose Robin sometimes appears in winter around the Japanese garden. Powerful Owl is a breeding resident, sometimes seen roosting in large trees in the forest. Best located by its call, Noisy Pitta is found in the forest from May to September.
The garden offers monthly nocturnal guided tours which aim to show visitors mammals such as koalas, possums and gliders, but may also provide sightings of Tawny Frogmouth and Powerful Owl.
A visit could take anything from an hour to over two hours. A choice of 3-4 routes is offered.available. The 'Grand Circuit' covers almost the whole peninsula, including the path beside Coffs Creek on the east side. A boardwalk branching off from the Circuit leads through the Swamp Forest. At the end of the peninsula are the Japan and China areas with an ornamental lake.
The creek has cormorants and darters, Little (Striated) and White-faced Herons, Sacred Kingfishers (in summer) and Azure Kingfishers (in winter). Mangrove Gerygone might be seen or its distinctive song heard along the creek.
The forest and parkland have Spangled Drongo, Lewin's, Brown, White-faced and Blue-faced Honeyeaters and Scarlet Myzomela. Green Catbird and Satin Bowerbird are resident, while Regent Bowerbird visits in spring and autumn. Black-faced and Spectacled Monarchs occur in spring and summer, as do Fan-tailed Cuckoo and Shining Bronze-Cuckoo. Rose Robin sometimes appears in winter around the Japanese garden. Powerful Owl is a breeding resident, sometimes seen roosting in large trees in the forest. Best located by its call, Noisy Pitta is found in the forest from May to September.
The garden offers monthly nocturnal guided tours which aim to show visitors mammals such as koalas, possums and gliders, but may also provide sightings of Tawny Frogmouth and Powerful Owl.
A visit could take anything from an hour to over two hours. A choice of 3-4 routes is offered. The 'Grand Circuit' covers almost the whole peninsula, including the path beside Coffs Creek on the east side. A boardwalk branching off from the Circuit leads through the Swamp Forest. At the end of the peninsula are the Japan and China areas with an ornamental lake.
The creek has cormorants and darters, Little (Striated) and White-faced Herons, Sacred Kingfishers (in summer) and Azure Kingfishers (in winter). Mangrove Gerygone might be seen or its distinctive song heard along the creek.
The forest and parkland have Spangled Drongo, Lewin's, Brown, White-faced and Blue-faced Honeyeaters and Scarlet Myzomela. Green Catbird and Satin Bowerbird is resident and are resident, while Regent Bowerbird visits in spring and autumn. Black-faced and Spectacled Monarchs occur in spring and summer, as do Fan-tailed Cuckoo and Shining Bronze-Cuckoo. Rose Robin sometimes appears in winter around the Japanese garden. Powerful Owl is a breeding resident, sometimes seen roosting in large trees in the forest. Best located by its call, Noisy Pitta is found in the forest from May to September.
The garden offers monthly nocturnal guided tours which aim to show visitors mammals such as koalas, possums and gliders, but may also provide sightings of Tawny Frogmouth and Powerful Owl.
A visit could take anything from an hour to over two hours. A choice of 3-4 routes is offered. The 'Grand Circuit' covers almost the whole peninsula, including the path beside Coffs Creek on the east side. A boardwalk branching off from the Circuit leads through the Swamp Forest. At the end of the peninsula are the Japan and China areas with an ornamental lake.
The creek has cormorants and darters, Little (Striated) and White-faced Herons, Sacred Kingfishers (in summer) and Azure Kingfishers (in winter). Mangrove Gerygone might be seen or its distinctive song heard along the creek.
The forest and parkland have Spangled Drongo, Lewin's, Brown, White-faced and Blue-faced Honeyeaters and Scarlet Myzomela. Satin Bowerbird is resident and Regent Bowerbird visits in spring and autumn. Black-faced and Spectacled Monarchs occur in spring and summer, as do Fan-tailed Cuckoo and Shining Bronze-Cuckoo. Rose Robin sometimes appears in winter. winter around the Japanese garden. Powerful Owl is a breeding resident and can resident, sometimes be seen roosting in large trees in the forest. Best located by its call, Noisy Pitta is found in the forest from May to September.
The garden offers monthly nocturnal guided tours which aim to show visitors mammals such as koalas, possums and gliders, but may also provide sightings of Tawny Frogmouth and Powerful Owl.
A visit could take anything from an hour to over two hours. A choice of 3-4 routes is offered. The 'Grand Circuit' covers almost the whole peninsula, including the path beside Coffs Creek on the east side. A boardwalk branching off from the Circuit leads through the Swamp Forest. At the end of the peninsula are the Japan and China areas with an ornamental lake.
The creek has cormorants and darters, Little (Striated) and White-faced Herons, Sacred Kingfishers (in summer) and Azure Kingfishers (in winter). Mangrove Gerygone might be seen or its distinctive song heard along the creek.
The forest and parkland have Spangled Drongo, Lewin's, Brown, White-faced and Blue-faced Honeyeaters and Scarlet Myzomela. Satin Bowerbird is resident and Regent Bowerbird occurs in visits in spring and autumn. Black-faced and Spectacled Monarchs occur in spring and summer, Rose Robin in winter. Powerful Owl is a breeding resident and can sometimes be seen roosting in large trees in the forest. Best located by its call, Noisy Pitta is found in the forest from May to September.
The garden offers monthly nocturnal guided tours which aim to show visitors mammals such as koalas, possums and gliders, but may also provide sightings of Tawny Frogmouth and Powerful Owl.
A visit could take anything from an hour to over two hours. A choice of 3-4 routes is offered. The 'Grand Circuit' covers almost the whole peninsula, including the path beside Coffs Creek on the east side. A boardwalk branching off from the Circuit leads through the Swamp Forest. At the end of the peninsula are the Japan and China areas with an ornamental lake.
The creek has cormorants and darters, Little (Striated) and White-faced Herons, Sacred Kingfishers (in summer) and Azure Kingfishers (in winter). Mangrove Gerygone might be seen or heard its distinctive song heard along the creek.
The forest and parkland have Spangled Drongo, Lewin's, Brown, White-faced and Blue-faced Honeyeaters and Scarlet Myzomela. Satin Bowerbird is resident and Regent Bowerbird occurs in spring and autumn. Black-faced and Spectacled Monarchs occur in spring and summer, Rose Robin in winter. Powerful Owl is a breeding resident and can sometimes be seen roosting in large trees in the forest. Best located by its call, Noisy Pitta is found in the forest from May to September.
The garden offers monthly nocturnal guided tours which aim to show visitors mammals such as koalas, possums and gliders, but may also provide sightings of Tawny Frogmouth and Powerful Owl.
A visit could take anything from an hour to over two hours. A choice of 3-4 routes is offered. The 'Grand Circuit' covers almost the whole peninsula, including the path beside Coffs Creek on the east side. A boardwalk branching off from the Circuit leads through the Swamp Forest. At the end of the peninsula are the Japan and China areas with an ornamental lake.
The creek has cormorants and darters, Little (Striated) and White-faced Herons, Sacred Kingfishers (in summer) and Azure Kingfishers (in winter).
winter). Mangrove Gerygone might be seen or heard along the creek.
The forest and parkland have Spangled Drongo, Lewin's, Brown, White-faced and Blue-faced Honeyeaters and Scarlet Myzomela. Satin Bowerbird is resident and Regent Bowerbird occurs in spring and autumn. Black-faced and Spectacled Monarchs occur in spring and summer, Rose Robin in winter. Powerful Owl is a breeding resident and can sometimes be seen roosting in large trees in the forest. Best located by its call, Noisy Pitta is found in the forest from May to September.
The garden offers monthly nocturnal guided tours which aim to show visitors mammals such as koalas, possums and gliders, but may also provide sightings of Tawny Frogmouth and Powerful Owl.
A visit could take anything from an hour to over two hours. A choice of 3-4 routes is offered. The 'Grand Circuit' covers almost the whole peninsula, including the path beside Coffs Creek on the east side. A boardwalk branching off from the Circuit leads through the Swamp Forest. At the end of the peninsula are the Japan and China areas with an ornamental lake.
The creek has cormorants and darters, Little (Striated) and White-faced Herons, Sacred Kingfishers (in summer) and Azure Kingfishers (in winter).
The forest and parkland have Spangled Drongo, Lewin's, Brown, White-faced and Blue-faced Honeyeaters and Scarlet Myzomela. Satin Bowerbird is resident and Regent Bowerbird occurs in spring and autumn. In spring and summer, Black-faced Black-faced and Spectacled Monarchs occur.occur in spring and summer, Rose Robin in winter. Powerful Owl is a breeding resident and can sometimes be seen roosting in large trees in the forest. Best located by its call, Noisy Pitta is found in the forest from May to September.
The garden offers monthly nocturnal guided tours which aim to show visitors mammals such as koalas, possums and gliders, but may also provide sightings of Tawny Frogmouth and Powerful Owl.
A visit could take anything from an hour to over two hours. A choice of 3-4 routes is offered. The 'Grand Circuit' covers almost the whole peninsula, including the path beside Coffs Creek on the east side. A boardwalk branching off from the Circuit leads through the Swamp Forest. At the end of the peninsula are the Japan and China areas with an ornamental lake.
The creek has cormorants and darters, Little (Striated) and White-faced Herons, Sacred Kingfishers (in summer) and Azure Kingfishers (in winter).
The forest and parkland have Spangled Drongo, Lewin's, Brown, White-faced and Blue-faced Honeyeaters and Scarlet Myzomela. Satin Bowerbird is resident and Regent Bowerbird occurs in spring and autumn. In spring and summer, Black-faced and Spectacled Monarchs occur. Powerful Owl is a breeding resident and can sometimes be seen roosting in large trees in the forest. Best located by its call, Noisy Pitta is found in the forest from May to September.
The garden offers monthly nocturnal guided tours which aim to show visitors mammals such as koalas, possums and gliders, but may also provide sightings of Tawny Frogmouth and Powerful Owl.
A visit could take anything from an hour to over two hours. A choice of 3-4 routes is offered. The 'Grand Circuit' covers almost the whole peninsula, including the path beside Coffs Creek on the east side. A boardwalk branching off from the Circuit leads through the Swamp Forest. At the end of the peninsula are the Japan and China areas with an ornamental lake.
The creek has cormorants and darters, Little (Striated) and White-faced Herons, Sacred Kingfishers (in summer) and Azure Kingfishers (in winter).
The forest and parkland have Spangled Drongo, Lewin's, Brown, White-faced and Blue-faced Honeyeaters and Scarlet Myzomela. Satin Bowerbird is resident and Regent Bowerbird occurs in spring and autumn. In spring and summer, Black-faced and Spectacled Monarchs occur. Powerful Owl is a breeding resident and can sometimes be seen roosting in large trees in the forest. Best located by its call, Noisy Pitta is found in the forest from May to September.
The garden offers monthly nocturnal guided tours which aim to show mammals such as possums and gliders gliders, but may also provide sightings of Tawny Frogmouth and Powerful Owl.
A visit could take anything from an hour to over two hours. A choice of 3-4 routes is offered. The 'Grand Circuit' covers almost the whole peninsula, including the path beside Coffs Creek on the east side. A boardwalk branching off from the Circuit leads through the Swamp Forest. At the end of the peninsula are the Japan and China areas with an ornamental lake.
The creek has cormorants and darters, Little (Striated) and White-faced Herons, Sacred Kingfishers (in summer) and Azure Kingfishers (in winter).
The forest and parkland have Spangled Drongo, Lewin's, Brown, White-faced and Blue-faced Honeyeaters and Scarlet Myzomela. Satin Bowerbird is resident and Regent Bowerbird occurs in spring and autumn. In spring and summer, Black-faced and Spectacled Monarchs occur. Powerful Owl is a breeding resident and can sometimes be seen roosting in large trees in the forest. Best located by its call, Noisy Pitta occurs is found in the forest from May to September.
The garden offers nocturnal guided tours which aim to show mammals such as possums and gliders but may also provide sightings of Tawny Frogmouth and Powerful Owl.
A visit could take anything from an hour to over two hours. A choice of 3-4 routes is offered. The 'Grand Circuit' covers almost the whole peninsula, including the path beside Coffs Creek on the east side. A boardwalk branching off from the Circuit leads through the Swamp Forest. At the end of the peninsula are the Japan and China areas with an ornamental lake.
The creek has cormorants and darters, Little (Striated) and White-faced Herons, Sacred Kingfishers (in summer) and Azure Kingfishers (in winter).
The forest and parkland have Spangled Drongo, Lewin's, Brown, White-faced and Blue-faced Honeyeaters and Scarlet Myzomela. Satin Bowerbird is resident and Regent Bowerbird occurs in spring and autumn. In spring and summer, Black-faced and Spectacled Monarchs occur. Powerful Owl is a breeding resident and can sometimes be seen roosting in large trees in the forest. Best located by its call, Noisy Pitta occurs from May to September.
September.
The garden offers nocturnal guided tours which aim to show mammals such as possums and gliders but may also provide sightings of Tawny Frogmouth and Powerful Owl.
A visit could take anything from an hour to over two hours. A choice of 3-4 routes is offered. The 'Grand Circuit' covers almost the whole peninsula, including the path beside Coffs Creek on the east side. A boardwalk branching off from the Circuit leads through the Swamp Forest. At the end of the peninsula are the Japan and China areas with an ornamental lake.
The creek has cormorants and darters, Little (Striated) and White-faced Herons, Sacred Kingfishers (in summer) and Azure Kingfishers (in winter).
The forest and parkland have Spangled Drongo, Lewin's, Brown, White-faced and Blue-faced Honeyeaters and Scarlet Myzomela. Satin Bowerbird is resident and Regent Bowerbird occurs in spring and autumn. In spring and summer, Black-faced and Spectacled Monarchs occur. Powerful Owl is a breeding resident and can sometimes be seen roosting in large trees in the forest. Best located by its call, Noisy Pitta occurs from May to September.
A visit could take anything from an hour to over two hours. A choice of 3-4 routes is offered. The 'Grand Circuit' covers almost the whole peninsula, including the path beside Coffs Creek on the east side. A boardwalk branching off from the Circuit leads through the Swamp Forest. At the end of the peninsula are the Japan and China areas with an ornamental lake.
The creek has cormorants and darters, Little (Striated) and White-faced Herons, Sacred Kingfishers (in summer) and Azure Kingfishers (in winter).
The forest and parkland have Spangled Drongo, Lewin's, Brown and Brown, White-faced and Blue-faced Honeyeaters and Scarlet Myzomela. In spring and summer, Black-faced and Spectacled Monarchs occur. Powerful Owl is a breeding resident and can sometimes be seen roosting in large trees in the forest. Best located by its call, Noisy Pitta occurs from May to September.
A visit could take anything from an hour to over two hours. A choice of 3-4 routes is offered. The 'Grand Circuit' covers almost the whole peninsula, including the path beside Coffs Creek on the east side. A boardwalk branching off from the Circuit leads through the Swamp Forest. At the end of the peninsula are the Japan and China areas with an ornamental lake.
The creek has cormorants, cormorants and darters, Little (Striated) and White-faced Herons, Sacred Kingfishers (in summer) and Azure Kingfishers (in winter).
The forest and parkland have Spangled Drongo, Lewin's, Brown and White-faced Honeyeaters and Scarlet Myzomela. In spring and summer, Black-faced and Spectacled Monarchs occur. Powerful Owl is a breeding resident and can sometimes be seen roosting in large trees in the forest. Best located by its call, Noisy Pitta occurs from May to September.
A visit could take anything from an hour to over two hours. A choice of 3-4 routes is offered. The 'Grand Circuit' covers almost the whole peninsula, including the path beside Coffs Creek on the east side. A boardwalk branching off from the Circuit leads through the Swamp Forest. At the end of the peninsula are the Japan and China areas with an ornamental lake.
The creek has cormorants, Little (Striated) and White-faced Herons, Sacred Kingfishers (in summer) and Azure Kingfishers (in winter).
The forest and parkland have Spangled Drongo, Lewin's, Brown and White-faced Honeyeaters and Scarlet Myzomela. In spring and summer, Black-faced and Spectacled Monarchs occur. Powerful Owl is a breeding resident and can sometimes be seen roosting in large trees in the forest.
forest. Best located by its call, Noisy Pitta occurs from May to September.
A visit could take anything from an hour to over two hours. A choice of 3-4 routes is offered. The 'Grand Circuit' covers almost the whole peninsula, including the path beside Coffs Creek on the east side.
A boardwalk branching off from the Circuit leads through the Swamp Forest. At the end of the peninsula are the Japan and China areas with an ornamental lake.
The creek has cormorants, Little (Striated) and White-faced Herons, Sacred Kingfishers (in summer) and Azure Kingfishers (in winter).
The forest and parkland have Spangled Drongo, Lewin's, Brown and White-faced Honeyeaters and Scarlet Myzomela. In spring and summer, Black-faced and Spectacled Monarchs occur. Powerful Owl is a breeding resident and can sometimes be seen roosting in large trees in the forest.
A visit could take anything from an hour to over two hours. A choice of 3-4 routes is offered. The 'Grand Circuit' covers almost the whole peninsula, inclduin including the path beside Coffs Creek on the east side.
A visit could take anything from an hour to over two hours. A choice of 3-4 routes is offered. The 'Grand Circuit' covers almost the whole peninsula, inclduin the path beside Coffs Creek on the east side.
