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Parry Lagoons Nature Reserve - Wyndham

Direct Phone Number : (08) 9168 1177
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For one of the best bird watching sites in Western Australia head to Parry Lagoons Nature Reserve near the Kimberley town of Wyndham. This is where waders from as far afield as Siberia come to rest and feed.

The lagoons and billabongs of this nature reserve teem with wildlife, especially during the wet season.You can see hundreds of birds from specially built bird-hides which allow you to get up close without disturbing them. All manner of water birds exist here including egrets, ibises, magpie geese, herons, cranes, dab chicks, pelicans, brolga, 17 species of duck and the beautiful and elusive jabiru. You might also spot a freshwater and saltwater crocodile.

Parry Lagoons Nature Reserve was declared a protected bird sanctuary in the early 1970s in recognition of its major importance in water bird breeding.

You can access the reserve by driving around 20 minutes south of Wyndham – public access areas are clearly marked from the road.

Whats close?

accommodation

19.3 kms   Voyages El Questro Wilderness Park
9.8 kms   Digger's Rest Station
1.9 kms   Alligator Hole
14.3 kms   Crocodile Statue
14.4 kms   Drovers Memorial
15.0 kms   Three Mile Valley
15.1 kms   Trial Tree
16.3 kms   Five Rivers Lookout
16.9 kms   Afghan Cemetery
17.1 kms   Pioneer Cemetery Wyndham
17.8 kms   Crocodile Lookout
18.0 kms   Koolama Wreck Site
18.4 kms   Prison Tree
2.3 kms   Telegraph Hill
31.7 kms   Cockburn Range
4.0 kms   Marglu Billabong
40.6 kms   Pentecost River
40.9 kms   The Gut
42.6 kms   Cambridge Gulf
48.8 kms   Black Rock Falls
49.7 kms   Stockmans Grave
50.6 kms   Middle Springs
50.8 kms   Ivanhoe Crossing
50.8 kms   Diversion Dam
52.6 kms   Bandicoot Bar
8.6 kms   The Grotto
9.1 kms   Moochalabra Dam

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