by Janine Duffy | February 12, 2019 | Wild Top End, Wildlife
Dingo is Australia’s unique, threatened, native wolf. The Top End offers many wildlife highlights, for Aussies and for international travellers. Each night of our 6 day Wild Top End tour, over dinner, the day’s favourite experiences are recounted. Photographs are...
by Janine Duffy | February 5, 2019 | Birds News, Wild Top End
A rare photographic record of the growth of a baby Rufous Owl Ninox rufa, from hatching to independence, in Darwin, Northern Territory Australia. Meeting other locals is one of the great things about running wildlife tours in remote and regional Australia. On a recce...
by Janine Duffy | February 1, 2019 | Plant news, Wild Top End
The minute we first set foot in the fascinating Top End we felt different. It was everything we loved about Australia – exaggerated. The Top End is a place of extremes. Our beloved Aussie eucalyptus trees are there, but they are deciduous. Our savannah woodlands are...
by Janine Duffy | December 23, 2018 | Maximum Wildlife, Mungo Outback Journey, Wild Top End, Wildlife
Highlight pictures from a 21 day Maximum Wildlife safari through northern and southern Australia in September & October 2018 for guests Lynda & Charlie from USA. Lynda & Charlie shared this photo album of their wildlife safari – here are their favourite...
by Janine Duffy | December 20, 2018 | Maximum Wildlife, Wild Top End, Wildlife Journey East Gippsland
On our Maximum Wildlife tour we travel to East Gippsland, in south-east Australia and Kakadu, in northern Australia where we see White-bellied Sea-Eagles. White-bellied Sea-Eagles Haliaeetus leucogaster live by lakes, large rivers and estuaries in Australia where...
by Janine Duffy | October 30, 2018 | Wild Top End, Wildlife News
When you think of iconic wildlife of northern Australia, insects might be low down on your list. But when a huge traffic-light red dragonfly lands beside you on a water lily in a billabong, you may reconsider. Australia is quite rich in odonates (dragonflies &...
