Advert- 2018 Desert Parrot Expedition- 2 spaces left!

Hi Birders,
Just a quick note to let people know that two spaces have become available on the 2018 Desert Parrot Expedition, 23rd May to 5th June.
This world-first tour targets four of the most exciting parrot species in Australian birding: Princess Parrot, Night Parrot, Naretha Bluebonnet and Scarlet-chested Parrot. Further information about the plan and booking information are available on my website at www.birdingandwildlife.com/desert-parrot-expedition/
This will be a 14 day expedition through the Western and Southern Deserts- some of the outback’s most spectacular country. Accomodation will be scant, long days driving on rough roads will be the norm. The birds we are seeking are challenging but well worth the considerable effort involved. Needless to say its not just about the parrots- three grasswren species (Sandhill, Dusky and Thick-billed), up to four Quailthrush (Cinnamon, Copperbacked, Western and possibly Nullarbor) and many more outback birds are likely to be encountered on the way. Rainfall has been excellent throughout the region over the last year so the timing is looking really good.
Naturally, given the high profile of the species, any tour targeting Night Parrot will come under considerable scrutiny. We have a comprehensive strategy in place to ensure that the welfare of the birds comes first and that all relevant legislation is complied with. Anyone with any valid concerns not met by reading the species account on the web link given above is encouraged to contact me directly to discuss in the first instance.

Happy Birding Everyone!
Mark Carter
Zoologist – Wildlife Guide

++61(0)447358045
mark@birdingandwildlife.com
www.birdingandwildlife.com
ABN: 31234450010

Note: Due to the nature of my work I usually cannot take phone calls. Please contact by email in the first instance.



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