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Kingfisher Park Birdwatchers Lodge is a campground, located at RN6 Mount Kooyong Rd, Julatten QLD 4871, Australia. They can be contacted via phone at +61 7 4094 1263, visit their website www.birdwatchers.com.au for more detailed information.

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RN6 Mount Kooyong Rd, Julatten QLD 4871
Added by Jopie, at 20 December 2015

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7 Reviews

  • Benjamin Naden
    14 July 2017

    Amazing & hospitable couple managing this property. Birding can be done at the front of your apartment with such high bird density in the area.

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  • Nuraisa Apidol
    01 May 2017

    Make sure you bring extra camera.

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  • Nuraisa Apidol
    16 February 2017

    Make sure bring extra camera.

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  • Mick Thiele
    18 December 2016

    Great

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  • Rob Brown
    18 June 2016

    Nice rainforest setting

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  • Lee Walker
    14 March 2016

    For the bird watchers amongst you, this rustic little retreat cannot be beat because the owners are dedicated bird watchers themselves. They can arrange well priced day trips with experts who will absolutely show you all the species you could want to see, customized for your preference.

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  • Krutika Pawar
    27 December 2015

    The Indian robin (Saxicoloides fulicatus[note 1]) is a species of bird in the familyMuscicapidae. It is widespread in the Indian subcontinent, and ranges across Bangladesh,Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. The males of northern populations have a brown back whose extent gradually reduces southwards with populations in the southern peninsula having an all black back. They are commonly found in open scrub areas and often seen running along the ground or perching on low thorny shrubs and rocks. Their long tails are held erect and their chestnut undertail covert and dark body make them easily distinguishable from the pied bushchat and the oriental magpie robin.

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