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Budget Motels – Burnie Ocean View Motel – Burnie 253 Bass Highway Burnie TAS 7320 The Burnie Ocean View Motel has breathtaking views of Bass Strait and
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Budget Motels – Burnie Ocean View Motel – Burnie 253 Bass Highway Burnie TAS 7320 The Burnie Ocean View Motel has breathtaking views of Bass Strait and
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Budget Motel – Menai Hotel Motel – Burnie 20 Edwardes Street, Burnie Tasmania 7320 The Menai Hotel is a member of the Budget Motel Chain which
70 minutes south of Hobart, including ferry trip from Kettering. See all of Tasmania’s endemic species; also Pink Robin, Swift Parrot, Beautiful Firetail, Kelp Gull.
5 minutes from Hobart CBD. Go up Mt Stuart Road to the lookout, and continue up the walking tracks onto Mount Knocklofty. See Pallid Cuckoos, Common and Brush Bronzewings, Striated and Spotted Pardalotes, Grey Goshawks, Forest Ravens, Yellow-tailed Black-Cockatoos, Sulphur-crested Cockatoos.
15 minutes from Hobart CBD. Go to Bushy Creek Road, and follow beyond to the Lenah Valley Walking Track. See Pink Robins, Beautiful Firetails in the rainforest, and mountain birds the further up you go.
45 minutes north-west of Hobart. Take the Lyell Highway, then turn left onto the road to Strathgordon. Look for the old neglected farms which adjoin the Mount Field National Park. See many small passerines.
7 minutes south-west of Hobart CBD. Drive south-west along Davey Street, and at the bend, turn left into Romilly Street and then right onto Waterworks Road and drive for another kilometre or so. Look out for the big stone gateposts, where you enter the Reserve. See Yellow-throated, Strong-billed and Black-headed Honeyeaters, Black Currawongs, Yellow-tailed Black-Cockatoos, Grey Fantails, Tasmanian Native-hens and Pink Robins
Source: Birdlife.org.au
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