Where can you see the Squatter Pigeon?
Some of the best places to see the Squatter Pigeon in the wild include Kakadu National Park (Australia), Carnarvon National Park (Australia) and Daintree National Park (Australia) — among 8 wildlife hotspots across Australia. Every hotspot below shows real sighting data and the best seasons to visit.
Carnarvon National Park
Philadelphia, Australia
+179 birds+17 mammals
Across 15,000 square kilometres of inland Queensland, rugged sandstone plateaus rise above eucalypt woodlands and open grasslands, carved by creeks that have worn deep gorges into…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKDaintree National Park
Dedin, Australia
+362 birds+37 mammals
Daintree National Park is one of the world’s oldest and most biologically diverse tropical rainforests, protecting an extraordinary landscape where ancient forests meet the Great Barrier…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKGirringun National Park
Australia
+231 birds+10 mammals
Where granite gorges cleave through subtropical woodland in North Queensland, Girringun National Park unfolds across rugged terrain shaped by millions of years of weathering and erosion.…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKKakadu National Park
Kakadu, Australia
+273 birds+46 mammals
Kakadu National Park is Australia’s largest national park and one of the world’s most remarkable protected areas, covering nearly 20,000 square kilometres in the tropical north…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKKroombit Tops National Park
Valentine Plains, Australia
+152 birds+6 mammals
Where eucalypt woodlands rise into sandstone plateaus, Kroombit Tops unfolds across nearly 906 square kilometres of northeastern Queensland's most biodiverse terrain. The park's defining feature is…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKRinyirru National Park
Lakefield, Australia
+258 birds+7 mammals
Where the savanna grasslands of far north Queensland meet seasonal wetlands and eucalypt woodlands, Rinyirru National Park sprawls across more than 12,500 square kilometres of rugged,…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKSundown National Park
Australia
+211 birds+9 mammals
Granite ridges and eucalypt woodlands define this 305-square-kilometre expanse of southeastern Queensland, where the landscape descends from sandstone plateaus into open forests and grassy clearings that…
VIEW NATIONAL PARKWooroonooran National Park
Australia
+240 birds+28 mammals
Where the Great Dividing Range rises sharply inland from Queensland's tropical coast, Wooroonooran National Park encompasses a landscape of steep, forested gorges and cascading waterways carved…
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