Great Ocean Road Birds. Discover the various kind of birdlife in the Port Campbell and the 12 Apostles Coast and Hinterland. Well make sure you pack your binoculars on your Great Ocean Road holiday because youre guaranteed to see some beauties.
This magnificent bird has an incredible wingspan of 23 m plus a characteristic wedge-shaped tail and legs which have feathers all the way to the base of its toes. The easiest way to help us save these precious birds is to talk about them with friends and respect nesting areas she said. The drive west along the coastline from Geelong to Port Fairie takes in some remarkable sights.
Gang-gang Cockatoo Eagle Rock Parade Aireys Inlet Clear and engaging text.
Take a detour to see the endangered orange-bellied parrots on the Bellarine Peninsula. The sandstone cliffs and Bass Strait create a stunning backdrop to such a treacherous piece of coastline. On top of kangaroo and wallabies koalas and platypus you can spot Nankeen kestrels nesting on the steep cliffs herons and oystercatchers strutting along the beaches and Short-beaked echidnas foraging on the sides of the road and along forest trails. Whistling Kite Haliastur sphenurus A common sight around Serendip and wherever there are rivers or lakes along the Great Ocean Road the Whistling Kite is a large and beautiful raptor.