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Wild creatures in unspoiled places bird watching and wildlife encounters with mike jarvis. Out four wheel drive vehicle is air-conditioned and carries a maximum of 6 passengers. We are fully insured and have all the necessary permits and registrations. Pick-up and drop-off to accommodation is included also. Half-day tours (7am - 12pm; 2pm - 7pm) are $95 and include morning or afternoon tea, cold water is provided and even binoculars for those who may not have their own. Full day tours (7am - 7pm) are $180 and include morning tea, light lunch and afternoon tea. Multi-day tours to kakadu, katherine or litchfield - poa. Pick-up and drop-off to accommodation is included also. Or if just want to absorb the wild experience and learn about bird behaviour and the ecology of the area, while watching the birds, we can do just that. If you are chasing certain target birds, I can take you to places you are most likely to see them. If you would like to obtain a large list of sightings, we can visit many of these habitats in a half-day or full-day encounter. Birds, lizards, butterflies, mammals, turtles and frogs are all on the target list when you are in the field with me. Around darwin city there are many unspoiled areas that 'experience the wild' tours visit to showcase our birdlife and interpret the habitat. Since moving to darwin in 2007, including an understanding of the habitats and habits, I have built up a working knowledge of darwin's bird species and where to find them, and seasonal movements of the birds and animals. My interest in birds has been lifelong, as a youngster I studied and memorized 'what bird is that?', when it was the only australian bird field guide available. Call mike jarvis on 0429 021 160 or email enquiries@experiencethewild.com.au.

See an outstanding variety of unique birdlike, reptiles, mammals and creepy crawlies in monsoon forests, Savannah woodlands, mangroves, wetlands and billabongs around Darwin and the Top End. Guides Mike Jarvis, and Chris Parker are passionate about the environment, local birdlike, wildlife and habitat as well as Indigenous culture and NT history and heritage. We could (and usually do) see specialist bird species from any of these habitats anywhere we look! With decades of research, observation and wildlife experiences after him, he enjoys the privilege of sharing this with others by leading tours to savage places in Darwin and the Top End. He returned to Australia and moved to the Northern Territory in 2008 to work as a safari (tour) guide in the Mary River wetlands and Kakadu region. Rarely more than one or two birds are seen together in one location. Found in Savannah woodland in a few restricted locations, mainly in the southern Top End. Woodland and Wetland Two days, one evening Two days and one night exploring the Mary River area. Immobile Date Tours and Notable Offers Group tours that are locked in and have seats available. Due to our seasonal nature and important tides some habitat types may not be available for your tour, however we will visit locations for the superior bird watching experience on the day If you book this tour for a second day, we will vary the itinerary so that you get to visit fresh places each day. Five day, five nights of nature, culture, history and mirth for people who love nature but are not ardent bird watchers. Alternatively there are points and shoot compact cameras available now that have an amazing capacity to receive appropriate record shots and even video. There are 78 species of mosquitoes in the Northern Territory with most restricted to the Top End. Most creeks terminate flowing and floodplains parched out. The land gets filled with water and the creeks flow. Interesting sightings and observations. Around Darwin Top Last Darwin NT tourist information travel guide, local tourism business listings. These are excellent bottles our guests use on tour and often want to buy for their own use. We explore originate Savannah country around Pine Creek then back to Darwin. Five day, four evening tour starting with woodland and wetland habitats in the Mary River region then through to the dramatic sandstone escarpments and wetlands of Australia's largest National Park, Kakadu. This area is amazingly fruitful for bird sightings. Mike is a knowledgeable and appropriate humored guide who knows the area and its birds and animals very well. We saw our target species and many, many more. We explore Mary River's wetlands and surrounding Savannah woodlands and then through to the dramatic sandstone escarpments and wetlands of Australia's largest National Park, Kakadu.