Wildlife

Bruny Island is abundant with wildlife and is a 'bird watchers' paradise. Relax in your cottage while Bennetts Wallabies, Spotted Quolls and even the odd Golden Brush Tail possum play outside your window. Or venture further a-field to see the Islands' famous White Wallabies, Fairy Penguins at dusk, or the many rare and endangered species of bird such as the Forty Spotted Pardalote.

More than half of Bruny Island is set aside as National Park and State Reserve, which include rainforests and plant species not found anywhere else in Tasmania.

INALA Nature tours run by Dr Tonia Cochrane specialize in designing and organizing personalized wildlife tours for groups such as birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. Emphasis is placed on providing an ecologically friendly and educational experience of a high standard, using specialist guides with a high level of knowledge who have the ability to present the information in an interesting manner.
www.inalabruny.com.au

South Bruny National Park

More information about the South Bruny National Park:

• National Park Flyer
• Flora and Fauna Flyer
• Plant Checklist
• Bird Checklist
• Fairy Penguin Fact Sheet
• Seals of Tasmania Fact Sheet
• Quoll Fact Sheet
• Echidna Fact Sheet
• Mammals of Tasmania Fact Sheet

You might like to also visit:

• Fairy Penguins - Tas Parks and Wildlife Service
• A Visitors Guide to the South Bruny National Park