THE GOONDIWINDI REGION lies in the heart of the Brigalow Belt, on the border between Queensland and New South Wales. It’s a place where the tropical north meets the temperate south and the wetter conditions of the east blend with the arid west. Where streams merge into rivers before breaking out into a lazy inland delta of billabongs, anabranches and flood runners. It’s an area diverse in habitat and home
to a rich array of birds, with over 200 species identified.
For information about specific locations and to learn about what other bird watchers have sighted in our region, we recommend you visit the eBird website https://ebird.org/australia/home or download the app for eBird Australia.
The locations highlighted in this brochure cover a range of habitat types from remnant woodlands to riverine areas, open grasslands and natural lagoons. So take your time, stay awhile and discover the scenic spots and abundant bird life on offer in the Goondiwindi region.
Hot spots in the region for bird watching •Goondiwindi Botanic Gardens • Goondiwindi Town Common • Goondiwindi River Walk • Goondiwindi Natural Heritage and Waterpark • Lake Coolmunda • Lake Coolmunda – Boat Ramp area • Lake Coolmunda Caravan Park • Mosquito Creek Road • Macintyre Brook – Cement Mills • Cement Mills Road between Cunningham Hwy and Cement Mills
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