Perentie, Varanus giganteus, the largest monitor lizard or goanna native to Australia, and fourth-largest living lizard on earth. Desert Park at Alice Springs, Northern Territory.
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Perentie, Varanus giganteus, the largest monitor lizard or goanna native to Australia, and fourth-largest living lizard on earth. Desert Park at Alice Springs, Northern Territory.
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We love to see captive animals displaying natural behaviours. Here the Death Adder is 'caudal luring' at feed time. This is a behaviour you are highly unlikely to ever see in the wild! | Alice Springs Desert Park
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We love to see captive animals displaying natural behaviours. Here the Death Adder is 'caudal luring' at feed time. This is a behaviour you are highly unlikely to ever see in the wild! | Alice Springs Desert Park
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Keeping cool at the Desert Park 💦💦 #alicespringsdesertpark #animalenrichment #ntaustralia | Alice Springs Desert Park
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Keeping cool at the Desert Park 💦💦 #alicespringsdesertpark #animalenrichment #ntaustralia | Alice Springs Desert Park
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You might be mistaken thinking you are hearing a lion roar! But this dominant sound is made by our Australian Bustard. Isn’t he a sight to behold? #birdlifeaustralia #australianbustard #seeaustralia #ntparksandwildlife #alicespringsdesertpark | Alice Springs Desert Park
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You might be mistaken thinking you are hearing a lion roar! But this dominant sound is made by our Australian Bustard. Isn’t he a sight to behold? #birdlifeaustralia #australianbustard #seeaustralia #ntparksandwildlife #alicespringsdesertpark | Alice Springs Desert Park
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Our team has attended a Nocturnal Tour at Alice Springs Desert Park and we found echidnas absolutely fascinating! 🦔 This is what we learned about them: Echidnas are solitary animals and spend much of their time foraging. They are insectivores, mainly feeding on ants and termites. They dig into the ground using their powerful claws and snout. They don’t have teeth - they use their tongues to grind up food 🍽 There are a lot more interesting stories about desert animals waiting to be shared at th
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Our team has attended a Nocturnal Tour at Alice Springs Desert Park and we found echidnas absolutely fascinating! 🦔 This is what we learned about them: Echidnas are solitary animals and spend much of their time foraging. They are insectivores, mainly feeding on ants and termites. They dig into the ground using their powerful claws and snout. They don’t have teeth - they use their tongues to grind up food 🍽 There are a lot more interesting stories about desert animals waiting to be shared at th
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Specialist Keeper Erin shows off the parks gorgeous eastern barn owl Illara | Alice Springs Desert Park
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Specialist Keeper Erin shows off the parks gorgeous eastern barn owl Illara | Alice Springs Desert Park
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Witness the speed of our falcons, the quiet mystique of our owls, the instinctive wisdom of our Black-Breasted Buzzard, the commanding presence of our Wedge-tailed Eagle or the cheek of a local Willie Wagtail at our Nature Theatre Free-Flying Bird Show… where every show is different. #naturetheatre #freeflying #birdshow #centralaustralia #alicespringsdesertpark 📷 @clogsy11 | Alice Springs Desert Park
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Witness the speed of our falcons, the quiet mystique of our owls, the instinctive wisdom of our Black-Breasted Buzzard, the commanding presence of our Wedge-tailed Eagle or the cheek of a local Willie Wagtail at our Nature Theatre Free-Flying Bird Show… where every show is different. #naturetheatre #freeflying #birdshow #centralaustralia #alicespringsdesertpark 📷 @clogsy11 | Alice Springs Desert Park
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See the desert come alive at the Alice Springs Desert Park. Open 7 days from 7.30am to 6pm, for you to write another page of discovery in Central Australia. #NorthernTerritory #StoriesFromTheHeart #CentralAus #Australia #drivent @NTAustralia @VisitCentralAus @alicespringsdesertpark | Alice Springs Desert Park
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Grey-crowned Babbler (Pomatostomus temporalis rubeculus) Babblers are noisy, gregarious birds that live and breed in co-operative territorial groups of sometimes up to 15 birds. During a morning visit to the park, you may be greeted by our resident group in the Desert Rivers Habitat. They are often seen foraging together through the leaf litter and fallen tree bark looking for insects and other vertebrates. | Alice Springs Desert Park
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Good winds make for great eagle flying! Wedge-tailed eagles can often be seen soaring high above the West MacDonnell Ranges using the warm thermal air to gain height and save energy. They can reach heights of over two kilometres scanning for any potential prey items down below. Our Nature Theatre keepers often get to fly our trained eagles in this gorgeous habitat - if you’re lucky you might get to see them stooping down to the stage during one of our Free-Flying Bird Displays, currently on dail
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Nankeen Kestrels can be identified by their hunting behaviours; hovering at heights of around 10-20 metres and swooping down on prey. | Alice Springs Desert Park
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Meet "Ina" the echidna. This little cutie was brought to Alice Springs Desert Park at only 3-4 weeks old (back in 2020) and has grown and thrived with the care and love given by the dedicated team here. Do you know 'Ina' is short for Inarlenge which means 'echidna' in local Arrernte language? Give us a 👍 if you'd like to meet this little four-footed friend! | Northern Territory – Australia
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Alice Spings Desert Park Tour Guide - Leonora Laughton
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Meet "Ina" the echidna. This little cutie was brought to Alice Springs Desert Park at only 3-4 weeks old (back in 2020) and has grown and thrived with the care and love given by the dedicated team here. Do you know 'Ina' is short for Inarlenge which means 'echidna' in local Arrernte language? | Northern Territory – Australia
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Two baby thorny devils were born at the Alice Springs Desert park in January. Weighing just 3 grams when they hatched, they began their diet of black ants at five days of age and will take years to reach full size. Zookeeper Carly Humphrys told ABC Alice Springs that their jerky, robot-like walk is a defence mechanism, to make them move more like leaves in the wind. | ABC Alice Springs
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😍 BABY THORNY DEVIL ALERT 😍 The Alice Springs Desert Park has welcomed five young thorny devils to its fold. At just two weeks old, the baby lizards are doing very well and already impressing tourists and locals alike. | ABC Alice Springs
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Visit the Alice Springs Park for this year’s Aussie Bird Count running from Monday 20th – Sunday 26th October 2024. This is the largest annual citizen science event in Australia with over 100,000 people participating each year and a wonderful way to observe your local birdlife. For the twitchers, we are one of the very few places you may spot a grey-headed honeyeater amonng oterh elusive birds of Central Australia. To join the 2024 Aussie Bird Count, simply: Register as a ‘counter’ at aussiebird
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Join our Guide Mark as he shows off one of Australia’s most iconic trees, the ghost gum. | Alice Springs Desert Park
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Start your day early to beat the heat and get the most out of your visit! Join us for engaging talks led by our expert guides and keepers, observe more animal activity, and enjoy the thrilling free-flying bird show - all before lunch. Be sure to check our website for talk times and don't forget your water bottle! The Alice Springs Desert Park is open daily from 7:30am. | Alice Springs Desert Park
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Yes we have fish in the desert! Fish in Central Australian desert rivers have adapted to survive in harsh conditions, including extreme temperatures and fluctuating water levels. Despite the challenges, these resilient fish play vital roles in maintaining the ecological balance of desert river ecosystems. One of our keepers filmed the feeding frenzy of the below species in the aquarium here at the Alice Springs Desert Park. Agassiz’s Glassfish | Ambassis agassizii Long-armed Prawn | Macrobrachiu
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This black-breasted buzzard (Hamirostra melanosternon) redefines the term 'bird brain', showing off its intelligence by using a rock to bust open a paper mache egg at Alice Springs Desert Park🤓 Birds are actually much smarter than we think. Find out why: https://bit.ly/42cmYa7 📹 filmed by AG's Chrissie Goldrick | Australian Geographic
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Meet Yordi 🦅🤠 The Wildlife Whisperer Yordi's love for wildlife began when he was just two years old—a passion that led him to Alice Springs Desert Park , where he now works hands-on with animals every day. His uncle once told him, “If you love what you do, you’ll never work a day in your life.” Yordi is proud to say he never has! Click below to meet more Real People, Real Territory ⬇ https://northernterritory.com/gb/en/real-people-real-territory | Northern Territory – Australia
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Dazzling colours light up Alice Springs Desert Park for annual Parrtjima festival
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CUTENESS OVERLOAD Creep into the Alice Springs Desert Park nocturnal house and meet a very special mala mum and bub and find out why they’re important to the future of macropods. | ABC Alice Springs
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Our Nature Theatre Free Flying Bird Show is on through the summer months at our amphitheatre, daily at 10:30am. Make sure you get to the park early to enjoy this unique demonstration. You never know who you might see! Maybe a chance encounter for a photo with one of our Wedge-tailed Eagles? Or perhaps a chance to hold a barn owl. Additional fees apply. | Alice Springs Desert Park
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Once ubiquitous, mum and bub mala are the future of this 'extinct' macropod species | ABC Australia
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The second annual Parrtjima Australia is currently on in Alice Springs 🌟 Running until October 1, this free 10-day event has transformed the Alice Springs Desert Park into a mesmerising outdoor gallery of light and sound with a breathtaking illumination of a 300-million-year-old natural canvas, the majestic MacDonnell Ranges, and a series of new installations involving Aboriginal artists from Visit Central Australia. Footage: Vokyo Entertainment. Register here for the event: http://fal.cn/tZn1
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