FNQ Nature Tours

Are you ready to embark on the ultimate birdwatching adventure? Whether it's the awe-inspiring Cassowary or the mesmerizing, dance-like display of the Victoria's Riflebird, the Wet Tropics is calling your name. Explore a stunning array of habitats, all brimming with some of Australia's most unique wildlife. With over 450 bird species, including 13 found nowhere else, it's no surprise that the Wet Tropics is known as Australia's ultimate twitching destination. Join James and Matt from the award-winning FNQ Nature Tours and discover the magic of this natural paradise. Are you ready to check off some unique species from your birdwatching bucket list? For bookings and further information, head over to www.fnqnaturetours.com.au or simply get in touch with James at [email protected] All questions are welcome 🐦🦜💚

Greetings, Nature Enthusiasts! We have some exciting news to share today! Instead of the all-too-common narrative where human intervention has failed to protect and preserve nature, we’re thrilled to share a positive story of conservation success. During a recent Tablelands Exclusive Wildlife Tour, Melanie, one of our expert nature guides, made a remarkable discovery—a Southern Cassowary sighting in Crater Lakes National Park. This marks the first period this species has been spotted in the park since 1994! This achievement is no coincidence. It’s the result of years of dedicated work by reforestation groups such as TREAT, Terrain, and many others. Their ongoing efforts in habitat restoration have played a crucial role in bringing this iconic bird back to the area. A heartfelt congratulations to all the local tree planting organizations involved in this conservation effort! For those lucky enough to witness this majestic creature, it’s truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The Southern Cassowary, known for its striking blue and black plumage, is one of the heaviest birds in the world and an essential part of the region’s ecosystem. It plays a key role in seed dispersal, helping to maintain the health and diversity of rainforests. We’re thrilled by this conservation milestone and look forward to more positive stories in the near future

Birdwatching North Queensland

G'day Bird Lovers! Our 2025 Birdwatching dates are In! Here's the full video showcasing our 5-Day Birdwatching Tour from Cairns, FNQ. 21-25 July 2025 4-8 August 2025 29 Sept – 3 October 2025 10-14 November 2025 Click below for more details https://fnqnaturetours.com.au/multi-day-tours-2025/ Huge thanks to Philip and Liam from PhlipVids for putting together this... masterpiece 😍🐦

The Kings Birthday Long Weekend is over, and it's time to SPICE UP your life! Here's a little #fnqnaturetours Wildlife Package to get you motivated for the week 🤓💚 All footage from our various Wildlife Tours in @tropicalnorthqueensland #exploreTNQ #thisisqueensland @australia @queensland

Remembering a wonderful moment from a couple of years back, when we were visited by a colony of Little red flying foxes. These little critters only weigh half a kilogram! Such a memorable #Wildlife Experience #fnqnaturetours #tropicalnorthqueensland #wildlifephotography

The way Dingoes are treated in Australia is an absolute disgrace. Another topic we need to start talking about right now! Check out @defendthewild for more information about how you can help get the ball rolling. Dingoes should be respected and considered a native species Australia wide 🧡 A nice little clip from the car up in #rinyirru #lakefield #capeyork #fnqnaturetours #savethedingo #keystonespecies

Happy World Wildlife Day 🦎🐍🦋 It’s time for an open discussion 💬 I’d like to shed light on a trend that has been becoming increasingly popular.. which is people using and abusing Australian wildlife for their social media game. Check out this video, let’s start a conversation and let me know what you think. #handsoffaustralianwildlife #worldwildlifeday #australianwildlife #wildlifeofaustralia #fnqnaturetours #natureconservationact

Happy World Wildlife Day 🦎🐍🦋 It’s time for an open discussion 💬 I’d like to shed light on a trend that has been becoming increasingly popular.. which is people using and abusing Australian wildlife for their social media game. Check out this video, let’s start a conversation and let me know what you think.

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