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And we wish you all the best!
Well that’s it from us here at Inala. Thanks for taking the time to catch up with our latest happenings, it has been a pleasure sharing them with you. We look forward to seeing you around Inala, or on tour sometime. Happy winter (or summer if you are a northerner)!Read more
Winter colour in the Inala Jurassic Garden
Winter colour in Inala's Jurassic GardenRead more
Inala go Outback in 2017!
Join Inala's Outback South Australia Tour from 20-29 July 2017 for a unique exploration of the birds, mammals and pre-history of the Australian Outback.Read more
Inala's 2017 tour portfolio finalised!
From the far reaches of Cape York, to the lofty peaks of Tasmnia our comprehensive selection of tours for 2017 includes the lot. With our network of excellent guides and our commitment to service excellence and delivering an unbeatable birding tour you han be sure we've got your birding interests covered! Our Australia page lists all of...Read more
Bird Fairs and Expos around the world - it was great to see you!
In England The 2016 Birdfair in Rutland, England was, again, a wonderful event. It was really great to catch up with all the regulars as well many new people thinking about, or committed to, visiting Inala or joining one of our tours. 2016 was our 8th consecutive year at this amazing birdfair, and Inala's stand is going from strength to...Read more
Birds at Inala - there's been so much happening!
It's been a bumper spring for birds at Inala this year. After a wet winter and the best spring growth we have seen for many years, the birds are taking advantage of excellent conditions to breed in profusion. Forty-spotted Pardalotes The Forty-spotted Pardalotes have been amongst the most prolific breeders this spring. There are five...Read more
An update on Orange-bellied Parrots
News on the OBP front is not so rosy as things seem to be for birds here at Inala, but we're not giving up the fight yet. Confronted with the cold hard facts that only four wild females and eleven wild males returned this year to their breeding ground at Bathurst Harbour, and recognition that the captive-breeding program has failed to...Read more
More goings-on at Inala
Property works Our Property Manager Bori has been busy fencing and planting an area in front of the Inala office with native species to screen the raptor hide from the driveway (access to the cottages). This will reduce the risk of vehicles and people walking along the driveway inadvertently disturbing birds near the hide. Also, with the...Read more
New faces, and familiar ones
We would like to welcome Dan Davies. Dan is helping us with our IT, website and business development, and is a great addition to the Inala team. Inala wouldn't be what we are (which is great!) without our wonderful guides, office staff and property team. You are sure to have met many of them either through correspondence, visiting Inala...Read more
Wildlife care (the 'babies report')
We’ve said goodbye to last year’s ‘crop’ of babies: Monday, Morinna and Mangana, the Tasmanian Pademelons, and Mac and Monique, the Bennett’s wallabies. They've now made their home in the greater Inala landscape. Monique was the most reluctant to go and spent the first few weeks of her release either in the office, in the shed (creating...Read more
