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Kingbilli Country Estate, VIC

 

"Discover a tranquil world on the banks of a clear mountain stream, hidden amidst the inland slopes of the Great Dividing Range. Home to nearly 200 species of native birds and wildlife, these naturally beautiful surroundings offer an idyllic hideaway for travellers wishing to experience the magical Australian bush. Against a backdrop of tall trees and rolling hills Kingbilli's secluded bluestone cottages are a favoured destination for birdwatchers and wildlife viewers from all walks of life. In an atmosphere of ecological harmony, visitors are encouraged to enjoy simple pleasures, whilst the memory of constant motion in the outside world disappears."

 

Kingbilli Country Estate

Cathedral Lane

TAGGERTY  VIC  3714

Ph: (03) 5774 7302   

Email: kb@kingbilli.com.au

Website: www.kingbilli.com.au

 

Business Type: Accommodation

 

 

 

Wildlife commonly seen: Eastern Grey Kangaroo, Swamp Wallaby, Common Wombat, Common Brushtail Possum, Common Ringtail Possum, Sugar Glider, Echidna, 140 bird species

Rare spottings: Feathertail Glider, Eastern Pygmy Possum, Yellow-bellied Glider, Long-nosed Bandicoot

Most exciting: Platypus, Koala, Wedge-tailed Eagle, Powerful Owl, Sooty Owl

 

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Gippsland High Country Tours, VIC

 

"Quality ecotours and walks exploring the High Country and coast of East Gippsland, Victoria - featuring lots of interactions with nature. A regular program of 3-7 day departures include Snowy River, Alpine, Errinundra and Croajingalong National Parks. Local guides provide quality interpretation about ecology, natural features and history. The pace is slow with time for birdwatching, appreciating wildflowers and learning about the environments we visit. Special departures include participation in wildlife research projects, providing practical involvement in conservation work. See and learn about wildlife species rarely seen by casual observers. Departures are graded with something to suit all ages and abilities."

 

Gippsland High Country Tours

PO Box 69

BRUTHEN  VIC  3885

Ph: (03) 5157 5556   Fax: (03) 5157 5539   

Email: jennyghct@netspace.net.au

Website: www.gippslandhighcountrytours.com.au

 

Business Type: Tour Operator (Ecotours, Walking)

 

 

 

Wildlife commonly seen: Black Wallaby, Eastern Grey Kangaroo, Wedge-tailed Eagle, Gang Gang Cockatoo, skinks, White-bellied Sea Eagle, gliding possums, Goanna, Koalas, tiny insectivorous bats

Rare spottings: Glossy Black Cockatoo, Alpine Water Skink, Broad-toothed Rat, Alpine Spiny Crayfish, Peregrine Falcon

Most exciting: Wombat, Lyrebird, Platypus, whales, Variegated River Tree Frog

 

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