Bird watching in Western Australia: Broome Bird Observatory - where to see the largest migration of birds By Steve Meacham Updated October 3, 2018 — 5.21pm first published March 22, 2018 — 12.35pm ...

IN THE SHADEHOUSE OF the Broome Bird Observatory, serenity is typically the prevailing mood. This flyscreened dining area, 25 kilometres east of Broome on the shores of Roebuck Bay, is a haven where ...

Though Oriental pratincoles are technically wading birds, they prefer to hunt for insects in the ...More air.. getty. Founded in 1988, the iconic Broome Bird Observatory offers an incredibly ...

Or visit the Broome Bird Observatory on the shores of Roebuck Bay. www.broomebirdobservatory.com. After dropping down a gear into what is affectionately known as 'Broome Time', you will ...

Broome Bird Observatory on Roebuck Bay hatched in 1988 as a base for shorebird researchers, set up by BirdLife Australia.It’s one of Australia’s 67 Ramsar-listed Wetlands of International ...

Broome Bird Observatory warden Nigel Jackett said bird watchers from across Australia were now on their way to see it. "It's a bird that hasn't been seen on the mainland of Australia for 10 years ...

Here we are at the Broome Bird Observatory. Twitchers and bird watchers visit from all over the world to observe the feeding habits behaviour and conservation possibilities of these spectacular birds.

The Broome Bird Observatory is one of the top bird-watching destinations in Oceania, attracting around 100,000 shorebirds, terns, and other species. Credit : PEXELS.

The Broome Bird Observatory, 24 kilometres along Roebuck Bay, is twitcher heaven in a beautiful natural setting. Entry by donation, broomebirdobservatory.com . 19 BARRA ...

To do this, visitors should take a “turtle kayak” with Broome Adventure Company or join a tour at the Broome Bird Observatory. They also shouldn't miss a Broome Hovercraft ride, ...