Highlights of touring with NT Bird Specialists
- Brilliant photographic opportunities
- Excellent interpretation and customer service
- Experienced and professional award-winning naturalist guide and tour operation
- Assurance of travelling with an award-winning Australian Accredited Tourism Business and Licensed Commercial Tour Operator and Vehicle
- Maximum 4-8 guests (enquire for group bookings up to 11 guests+)
- Diverse range of tropical bird life
- Diverse range of tropical habitats
- Endemic, rare and iconic wildlife
- Stunning natural landscapes, largely unpopulated by people
- Boat cruises on rivers, wetlands and lakes
- Ancient and modern aboriginal cultures – ancient rock art, traditional stories, cultural activities and more
- Flexibility to stop frequently in small or private groups
- Maximum use of daylight hours
- World Heritage National Parks
- Remoteness
- Birds! Birds! Birds! Birds! Birds!
- Contact us for more information and to ask about group discounts.

Iconic native animals we may encounter include:
Birds
Top End Bird List - 300+ species - Top End of the Northern Territory and East Kimberley, Western Australia
Reptiles
Saltwater Crocodile, Fresh Water Crocodile, Frilll-necked Lizard, Water Monitors, Sand Goannas, Rock Monitors, Tree Monitors, Northern Water Dragon, Golden Tree Snake, Brown Tree Snake, Olive Python, Black-Headed Python, Black Whip Snake, Keelback, Firetail Skink
Mammals
Agile Wallaby, Common Wallaroo/Euro, Antillopine Wallaroo Endemic Black Wallaroo, Wilkin’s Short-eared Rock Wallaby, Short-eared Rock Wallaby, Nail-tailed Wallaby, Northern Brown Bandicoot, Northern Brushtail Possum, sugar-gliders, Black-Footed Tree Rat, Little Red Flying Fox, Black Flying Fox, microbats, Dingo
Amphibians
Green Tree Frog, Dwarf Tree Frog, Roth’s Tree Frog, Rockhole Frog
Tropical Monsoon Habitats
Urban areas, coastal monsoon vine thickets, coasts and tidal mudflats, tidal rivers and estuaries, mangroves, savannah woodlands, monsoon vine forest pockets, floodplains and paperbark swamps, rivers, fresh water creeks and billabongs, sandstone escarpment and plateau, limestone outcrops, pastoral land.

Cultural sites and landscapes
Pre-settlement to current day – Aboriginal rock art sites, occupation shelters, Aboriginal lands
Post-settlement – Historic Gold Rush, pioneering, mining and historic railway towns, pastoral lands and cattle yards
Iconic World Heritage and jointly managed national parks, walking tracks and lookouts.


















