Port Douglas Wildlife Habitat

Wildlife Habitat at Port Douglas, a zoo of North Queensland animals, including a great variety of birds, mammals and reptiles. There was plenty to see and do, and plenty of pictures to be taken. We'd already seen many of the birds in the wild, but it was neat to see them up close.

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Cheeky rainbow lorikeet that decided to climb Jeff's leg. His keeper came along and put him back on a branch.

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Jeff holding a Yellow-Tailed Black Cockatoo.

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Ingrid holding a Yellow-Tailed Black Cockatoo.

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Black-necked stork and chicks. They really are both alive, despite the appearance of the one on the right!

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Jeff feeding wallabies.

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Jeff feeding an emu, not entirely on purpose. They pinch, even when they are trying to get at the food and not your hand! Not recommended.

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Rainbow lorikeet

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Dusky Moorhen Chicks

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Cattle Egret, breeding plumage

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Pied Heron

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Eclectus Parrot (male)

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Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo

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Kookaburra

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Tawny Frogmouth (no, it isn't an owl.)

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Pied cormorant

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Lesser sooty owl

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Eastern Water Dragon (Australian Water Dragon)

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Cassowary

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Wallaby and joey, very popular with the tourists.

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Ingrid feeding a wallaby, with many on-lookers awaiting their turn.

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Pacific black duck

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Little lizard

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Salt-water crocodile, which we thankfully never saw in the wild.

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A bird, possibly a honey eater, which we failed to identify.

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Bar-shouldered Dove

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Red-browed Finch

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