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Northern Territory The Northern Territory is a dramatic, timeless place of vast horizons, rainforests and water holes, red sand and Spinifex grass plains. From Kakadu to Uluru (or Ayers Rock), it's a land filled with real Outback characters, but also a chance to learn more of the Aboriginal heritage from some of it's caretakers. "But you’ll never ever know if you never ever go"! Birding Itineraries: Local private guiding available with nationally recognized birding guides. Call for details. The Top End - Birding: Bonus for those confirmed by July 31Kakadu and Litchfield National Parks with more than 280 bird species. Mary River Wetlands, the Corroboree Billabong, Nourlangie Rock Escarpment, Jim Jim Falls and Wild Man Wilderness Lodge with it's home billabong. The Red Center - Birding:Some of the most remote and beautiful locations of Central Australia and the center of all migrations - New Haven Wildlife sanctuary, Mount Wedge, West MacDonnell Range Country, Finke River/Ellery Creek, and the Boggy Hole water systems. Australia-Bountiful Birds With over 700 species of birds you’re sure to see a flash of color or hear a new song everywhere you go. And go you will! Sydney and the Blue Mountains, Lamington National Park, Ayers Rock, Kakadu-Northern Territory, Cairns and the Daintree. You’ll spend days of dedicated birding and days filled with Aboriginal culture, adventure and fun. The A,B,C,D’S of Australia… All through the lens of your binoculars, captured by the lens of your camera.One in a 1000 or a 1000 at once! Birds…There are over 700 species of birds living in Australia - A great reason to visit Australia because… you’ll camp in Gunlom, Northern Territory for a chance to see the white-throated grasswren (not seen anywhere else in the world). You’ll stay in Lamington National Park, a World Heritage listed rainforest and home to over 232 rainforest and eucalypt forest species. You’ll visit the Blue Mountains. How many new species will you see; how many new songs will you hear? Whether it’s one in a thousand or a thousand at once, the birds of Australia are waiting for you. All through the lens of your binoculars, captured by the lens of your camera. Climate and geography  The Northern Territory is so big that it covers two very
distinctive climate zones.The first is the Territory's tropical north, which includes the Darwin, Kakadu and Katherine regions. This northern region starts the year with heavy rain, which brings the landscape to life. Towards mid-year, the humidity levels drop and the days are warm and sunny and nights are cool. The end of the year is pre-monsoonal season, the rain is on its way again and humidity levels rise. The second zone is Central Australia, which includes the Alice Springs, Tennant Creek and Uluru (Ayers Rock) regions. This central region is semi-arid and experiences Australia’s four typical seasons: summer, autumn, winter and spring. The monsoon rains do not extend this far south so the weather is quite different to the Top End in that there is no tropical rainy season. The following chart outlines Alice Springs’ monthly climate averages as an indicator for the whole central region.
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