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Welcome to John Young Wildlife Enterprises

John Young Wildlife Enterprises is a company dedicated to the conservation of nature in Australia, with a strong focus on the protection and recovery of rare and endangered species. Our dynamic website has something for everyone, from the fanatic birdos to those with a general interest in nature, we are sure you will find something to amaze or excite you. Enjoy!


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26/07/10 - Wildtour Updates

D_9518_Wedge_Tailed_Eagle_16__male_in_flight_Bowen_Feb2007_1.jpgSeats are still available on all of our advertised tours for 2010/2011. Be sure to book your seat to avoid missing out on the wildlife tour of a lifetime.
Complete bird lists are now available to download and print for all tours.
   

26/07/10 - Iron Range Bird Week Gallery

D_9518_Wedge_Tailed_Eagle_16__male_in_flight_Bowen_Feb2007_1.jpgThe latest gallery features some of John's photographs taken on the most recent Iron Range Bird Week. To view the gallery, enter your login details on the John Young Wildlife website and click on the gallery button that appears in the menu.
Visit the gallery page to check out the new gallery addition. If you're not yet a member, sign up for free!
   

08/06/10 - Mt. Quincan Retreat

A weekend Bird Watching at “Mt Quincan Retreat” in North Queensland

Just imagine waking up in the treetops amongst dense rainforest on the inner walls of an extinct volcano – can’t imagine that you say? Well believe me it’s real, and it is only an hour from Cairns on the Atherton Tablelands.
It’s called “Mt. Quincan Crater Retreat.” This unique bird watching spot is an incredible place to stay in the complete comfort of luxurious, treetop accommodation that blends in so well with its surroundings that the birds and animals go about their business as if you were part of the furniture.

Read more: 08/06/10 - Mt. Quincan Retreat

   

31/05/10 - Bird Week Highlights

Red-bellied Pitta Bird Week
IRON RANGE

The timing of bird week at Iron Range has been chosen by me personally to coincide with the migrants from New Guinea – such as the spectacular Red-bellied Pitta and the Black-winged Monarch that come there to breed.

Read more: 31/05/10 - Bird Week Highlights