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Make an Enquiry / BookingKimberley Birdwatching
George was born in England and immigrated to Australia in 1984. He’s lived in Broome since 1989 and established Kimberley Birdwatching in April 1993.
Through many years of fieldwork George has established tremendous knowledge on the natural history of the Kimberley including bird distribution with emphasis on rare, endangered and little known species.
George is a professional bird guide, with a passionate interest in the natural history and ecology of the region. He is a resourceful bushman and an infectiously enthusiastic travelling companion.
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General Information
Kimberley Birdwatching is based in Broome, which is situated in the southwest corner of the Kimberley division. The Kimberley is one of the most exciting and least explored regions for the birdwatcher and naturalist. Our tours also cover the Northern Territory.
Temperature & Clothing
The temperature in the Kimberley averages between 25ºC. to 38ºC. The Kimberley receives an average rainfall of between 500mm to 1400mm per year most of which falls between November and April, the ‘wet’ season. The weather in the Kimberley can be hot. Cool, loose clothing, hats and sunscreen are essential. Ideally your luggage should be contained in a soft bag for easy stowage.
Through many years of fieldwork George has established tremendous knowledge on the natural history of the Kimberley including bird distribution with emphasis on rare, endangered and little known species.
George is a professional bird guide, with a passionate interest in the natural history and ecology of the region. He is a resourceful bushman and an infectiously enthusiastic travelling companion.
Home
General Information
Kimberley Birdwatching is based in Broome, which is situated in the southwest corner of the Kimberley division. The Kimberley is one of the most exciting and least explored regions for the birdwatcher and naturalist. Our tours also cover the Northern Territory.
Temperature & Clothing
The temperature in the Kimberley averages between 25ºC. to 38ºC. The Kimberley receives an average rainfall of between 500mm to 1400mm per year most of which falls between November and April, the ‘wet’ season. The weather in the Kimberley can be hot. Cool, loose clothing, hats and sunscreen are essential. Ideally your luggage should be contained in a soft bag for easy stowage.
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Choosing Your Tour
We have tours available throughout the year departing from Broome. We can ‘design’ a tour to fit in with your plans and requirements and will be happy to discuss alternatives with you. Email info@kimberleybirdwatching.com.au for tour availability, itineraries and ideas.
Comments from Customers
"..Thank you for a brilliant days birdwatching. George your enthusiasm for birds is so contagious and your knowledge of birds so thorough, that everyone who travels with you will learn. This was my third trip with Kimberley Birdwatching and each trip gets better..........
Patty Smith, Vic
"..We had a fantastic birding experience in northern Australia thanks to the hard work and guidance of George Swann. He got us the tough specialities - Black Grasswren, Grey Falcon, Mangrove Golden Whistler, Hooded Parrot, Terek Sandpiper - as well as abundant contact with that most glorious of dicky-birds, the Gouldian Finch. What a pleasure it was to travel with a talented and experienced naturalist, enjoying birds, other fantastic Australian wildlife and plants, and some interesting geology to boot. And what a thrill it was to experience all that tropical nature without having to worry about malaria and in general creature comfort. We''''''''''''''''ve done biological field work on every continent, and spent years in Australia, but our time with George was a highlight of out global natural history experience."
Paul R Ehrlich, Bing Professor of Population Studies
Department of Biological Sciences, Stanford University, CA. USA
"...you enhanced the experience with your expertise in so many different fields that we all felt a little in awe of your knowledge. I for one am richer for the experience - thank you"
Enid Hulls
We have tours available throughout the year departing from Broome. We can ‘design’ a tour to fit in with your plans and requirements and will be happy to discuss alternatives with you. Email info@kimberleybirdwatching.com.au for tour availability, itineraries and ideas.
Comments from Customers
"..Thank you for a brilliant days birdwatching. George your enthusiasm for birds is so contagious and your knowledge of birds so thorough, that everyone who travels with you will learn. This was my third trip with Kimberley Birdwatching and each trip gets better..........
Patty Smith, Vic
"..We had a fantastic birding experience in northern Australia thanks to the hard work and guidance of George Swann. He got us the tough specialities - Black Grasswren, Grey Falcon, Mangrove Golden Whistler, Hooded Parrot, Terek Sandpiper - as well as abundant contact with that most glorious of dicky-birds, the Gouldian Finch. What a pleasure it was to travel with a talented and experienced naturalist, enjoying birds, other fantastic Australian wildlife and plants, and some interesting geology to boot. And what a thrill it was to experience all that tropical nature without having to worry about malaria and in general creature comfort. We''''''''''''''''ve done biological field work on every continent, and spent years in Australia, but our time with George was a highlight of out global natural history experience."
Paul R Ehrlich, Bing Professor of Population Studies
Department of Biological Sciences, Stanford University, CA. USA
"...you enhanced the experience with your expertise in so many different fields that we all felt a little in awe of your knowledge. I for one am richer for the experience - thank you"
Enid Hulls
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Prices are listed as a guide only. For an exact price quote please contact the owner / operator using the below enquiry form.
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